This is my 16 & 17 pages to my Travel Project 2022 Album. I re-used the modified template I did on pages 2 & 3 of the album.
Text Reads: “All good things must come to an end. We wrapped up our week-long vacation with a blow-it-out-of-the-park sunset in Sunnyside, WA. May 19, 2022.
We were staying in a Best Western overnight before heading home, but it had a view of the vineyard that we were not expecting because of its location next to the I-84 freeway. We enjoyed our time and the custom omelets for breakfast.
We were not home long before we were ready for our next adventure.“
Construction: I combined the Scenic Template Album No. 6 #6 & #7 with some of the Travel Template Album No. 6 #2 frames.
ArtPlay Palette Embers Solid Paper #2 was used for the background. I duplicated the paper and set the blend mode to Linear Burn.
I merged the two page fotoblendz of the Scenic Template and customized it with brushes.
I then clipped my sunset photo to the right part of the fotoblendz and then duplicated it with blend mode Color Burn. ArtPlay Palette Embers Artsy Paper #1 was placed under the photo. I overlaid ArtPlay Palette Embers Artsy Paper #3 with blend mode Linear Burn and 62% opacity.
I clipped the self-portrait photo to the left side of the fotoblendz. ArtPlay Palette Embers Artsy Paper #3 was placed under the photo. ArtPlay Palette Embers Artsy Paper #1 was placed under the photo with blend mode Lighten and 67% opacity. I changed the photo’s blend mode to Color Burn and added ArtPlay Palette Embers Copper Paint #1 at the top of the fotoblendz.
I clipped my other photos to some of the frames of Travel Template Album No. 6 #2, moving positions. I added UrbanThreadz No. 21 #10 to the 3 frames on the right.
I used other transfers & textures from the Scenic Template, various transfers from Embers palette & Embers Artsy Transfers, and the Paper Textures No. 13 #7 to fill in the layout.
For the Title cluster: I added ArtPlay Palette Lost’s String, Embers WordART Mix No. 1 word art “See the Light” (divided to avoid the page’s center) and Wood Word ” see”, to which I added various effects to give it a reddish brown color and a raised edge.
The text is Baskerville Old Face.
