Time on my side

I am once again joining Art Journal Journey whose theme this month is Time.  Some of you might be able to tell this is one of my favorite subjects.  Don't ask how or why I came up with this idea, but it may have taken on a mind of its own after I used my handmade stencil to block off the two pages.

I started by using the stencil to mask off the woman.  I used four of my handmade shimmering mists on the left side, then cleaned the stencil and laid it on the right side.  By that time, the mists had dripped and run onto the right side.

After creating the two women, I stamped a side view of a watch onto acetate, then placed it on the head of the woman on the left.  I hope you can read "Time may not be on my side"

I considered placing the piece of embossed clock on the woman's head that I made when I was visiting my friend Kathy.  Instead I have her holding it.   The sentiment continues "But I'll face it head on."

And because I used a stencil, albeit, a handmade one, I'm also entering this at Try It On Tuesday, where their theme this fortnight is stencils.

I had fun making this one, even though I'm really not good with stencils and masks.  I appreciate all your comments, because they mean everything to me. 

I forgot to mention the size of this AB after I said it was too tall and wide for my scanner.  If I scan a single page it is 7 inches by 11 inches (17,78 cm. X 27,94 cm), which scans easily.  However, when fully open, it is 14 inches by 11 inches. (35,56 cm X 27,94 cm), which makes it too wide and too tall for my scanner.