A post about colormixing, for Paper Artsy this time!
That can be very messy, but o SO fun!
I did a tutorial on mixing colors; not just different colors but also different mediums; Fresco Acrylic Paints and Infusions.
I’ve used the gorgeous Hot Picks stamp collection!
First I’ll show a step-by-step on the backgrounds, then all six cards.
Let’s go!
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Step One: Add two tiny dots of Fresco Acrylic Paint Snowflake and Beach Hut onto a round 8” gelliplate. Mist with a tiny bit of water. Brayer it over the entire plate. I chose to not mix the colors that well.
Step Two: Sprinkle a tiny bit of Royal Blood Infusions onto the plate; additionally mist with a tiny bit of water. Brayer over it in one direction until you are satisfied with the mixing of it.
Step Three: Now for the fun part: pull a print.
Additionally brayer all the inky goodness from your brayer onto cardstock.
Step Four: Add some stamping to it, and assemble to a card.
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An example of mixing Snowflake and Yellow Submarine Fresco Acrylic Paints, plus Sunset Beach Infusions
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An example of mixing Snowflake and Glass Blue Fresco Acrylic Paints, plus Sunset Beach Infusions
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Now for the other 3 cards:
It's so easy to do! Just go play!
TIP - To get a crisp stamped image on surfaces with acrylic on it, is difficult sometimes. When stamping on these backgrounds see to it that you are able to stamp multiple times with a stamping tool. I've made my own.
The sky is the limit here, right?!
Hope you can use this as inspiration to create your own unique projects!
prachtig Ellie!
ReplyDeleteWauw Ellie, wat prachtige kaarten ! Van die Infusions had ik nog niet gehoord, ziet er supermooi uit ! Groetjes, Enny
ReplyDeleteFantastische techniek, Ellie. Wat geeft dit een mooi effect. Ik ga het meteen proberen ;-)
ReplyDeleteGroet Hannie
Wat een mooie serie kaarten Ellie met deze leuke techniek, bedankt voor je uitleg!
ReplyDeleteThis was a fantastic post Ellie, I especially like the ones with a bit of white on them like the glass blue one. I happened to have the infusions on my desk whilst using a gelli plate for the very first time and now I can't wait to combine them,
ReplyDeleteLucy x
Prachtige kaarten, Ellie. Weer iets om eens te proberen. Dank je wel.
ReplyDeleteVery, VERY, inspiring!
ReplyDeleteTOP!! Dank voor je uitleg.
ReplyDeleteSimply beautiful work x
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