Here is my
suggestion for the Inventions & inventor challenge.
I think that Robert Fulton
should have his own stamp.
I've made it as a little shadow box.
I was surprised
when I read that Robert Fulton first had tried to sail his
steamboat on the river Seine,
but the
new steamboat made its scheduled service on
the Hudson
River.
He also designed and invented and made a submarine to Napoleon
which was
called Nautilus,
In 1920, his drawings of Nautilus was found in London.
I cut 3 pieces of recycled cardboard and 2 pieces of plain cardboard for my little stamp shadowbox.
I started doing a stamped background with clear embossing powder and used Broken China. I placed the picture and the gears which are cut from a texture fade embossing and distressed with the Black Soot Paint.
On the first clear acetate I placed the compass also with embossing powder and some colors, again a new acetate with the steamboat and a little left over from the frame which looked like a wave, and ending with a last acetate, I made a mask so I got the white edge. On the colored edge I placed text, stamps and remnant rubs.
I hope this is a little inspiration for you.
Tim Holtz Postage Stamp Frame - Sized Rectangles dies - Air Travel stamp -
Artful texture Fades - Remnant Rubs Numbers
Distress Ink Black Soot - Broken China - Fired Brick - Salty Ocean -
Spiced Marmalade - Walnut Stain - Distress Paint Black Soot
Archival Ink Wendy Vecchi Watering Can - Mask film - recycling acetate
Photo Internet - Cosmo Cricket Tiny Type - KaiserCraft Grunge stamp -
Hero Arts Alphabets - Flonzcraft stamp -
Oxford Impression Steampunk Works stamp
Cheery Lyn Gears die - Clear Embossing Powder
I hope that you have been attracted
to participate in Sandee & Amelie's Steampunk Challenge and to make your
own Inventions & inventor project. Thanks for stopping by and I'm looking
forward to see your project.
Hugs Susan