Layers and a Rust Effect gives an Industrial Effect

I haven't taken part in the Tag Tuesday challenge in quite a while.  The current theme is Anything Industrial which allowed me to try out various techniques.

I started by adding a couple of off cuts of the Tim Holtz Melange Tissue Wrap to a #8 manila tag, sealing, drying and trimming the edges.

I laid the Clarity Clockwork stencil over the top and blended Sepia Archival ink through it.

Replacing the stencil, I blended Acorn Archival ink into the centre of three of the cogs. I added colour to the corners too once the stencil had been removed.

I stamped all of the cogs from the Clocks and Cogs set by Claritystamp directly onto the tag, heat embossing in both Copper and black embossing powders in turn.

I went round the edges of the copper embossed cogs with a black fineliner to help them stand out against the background.

Using one of the chip board arrows from the Leonie's Arty Arrows set, I created a rust effect using the Pentart rust powder and reagents.  I added the powder to the chip board using distress collage medium.

The arrow pieces were added to the tag using acrylic glue.

Next, I added one of the Paper Dolls from the Ancestors set.

To finish, I gave the 'Seek' Quote Chip a coat of Antique Linen Distress Oxide and added it at the top.

I rather like the build up of layers and textures.  I hope it is industrial enough to fit the challenge.  What do you think?