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This is a quote I saw as a print in a catalogue recently and I really like it. I watched a couple more videos from the "
3 hearts" workshop and had a play...
The background was made with acrylic paint, then a mist then alcohol inks. You can see how wet it was.
I used Claudine Hellmuth's layered stamps to add the images to the page.
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I used a foam stamp set to add the words but they weren't standing out enough and were getting a bit lost in the background. I went around each letter with a black pen but that didn't do much, so I went around them again with my new white Sharpie pen. I attempted to colour gel medium with acrylic paint and use a raindrop stencil I'd made to make some dimensional raindrops. It looked awful! I wiped them off and doodled over the marks.
Aren't you clever, it's lovely
ReplyDeleteLovely journal pages :)
ReplyDeleteGreat pages, love the rich orange you've used!
ReplyDeleteThat's brilliant Emy, love the colour, very vibrant.
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