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Never give up on your experiments - I'll prove why today.
I was doing a live and doing a technique I love - nature printing. If you are on Patreon, you can access the replay
here.
I did it two ways - with colored acrylic ink on watercolor paper, and the second way was with this
stunning light gold ink on
this black velvety cardstock. Normally, I don't recommend things that I consider to be very expensive if something similar works, but never in my life have I used cardstock this luxurious, so I'm sharing it. It's the blackest of black, it's water friendly and it literally feels like velvet - it's an incredible surface. So, since it's so special, I decided I would do a nature print with the gold ink on black. I didn't thin it out like I did the other inks, and so it didn't capture the level of detail I wanted - but even as abstract shapes on
that silky paper - it was STUNNING. So I cut it into cardfronts and saved it for a rainy day, which arrived in the form of
this beautiful koi image.
If you like zen but more whimsical - then
these yoga sheep are for you! I couldn't decide which sheep was my favorite, so I used them all - outlining each one with an OLO marker.
How cute are their little legs??
PS I accidentally sneak peeked last month with
this stencil - OOPS. It's available now and it's one of the most fun, mod layering stencils. Go look at
the colorful samples on the website to see how the layers work together - I had fun doing it in several greys.
Hope you had a great long weekend - it was nice to have Friday off! Because I had a little extra time, I'll be back tomorrow!
Loveyameanitbye.
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