Hi Everyone
I have a wall hanging for you today created on my favourite
That’s Crafty! substrate their 8” x 8” MDF square.
Here’s What I Did:
The
first thing is to prepare the MDF with a coating of gesso to prime the wood but
also as I knew that the background colour would be visible on the finished
piece.
Next
was to create some gelli prints onto tissue paper as these would create my
background. I wanted plain bold colours and chose 4 colours of PaperArtsy Fresco Paints and one of the new larger PaperArtsy stencils by Kim Dellow. I
brayered a single colour onto the Gelli Plate (I used the 8”x10: one) laid the
stencil over the paint and then pulled the print onto a piece of tissue paper.
I did this 4 times with 4 different colours yellow, blue, red & black, I
wanted the stencil to leave a clear space as the white of the gesso would show
through or the colour that I overlaid the piece onto.
I then cut the tissue up
into different sized pieces and layered them up onto the MDF using matte medium.
I love how switching the pieces around really makes for an abstract look.
I then
stencilled over the piece using several Seth Apter Stencils, all black
stencilled has been done using black Archival ink and Cut & Dry Foam. I
then outlined the stencilling with a white paint paint pen and added a Tim
Holtz Small Talk saying.
Here’s What I Used:-
PaperArtsy Fresco Paint (or any acrylic paint)
Seth Apter Stencils by Stencil Girl - 6” x 6” Urban Insiders Bar, Text and Texture,
Seth
Apter Stencil – Inside out (From my stash)
Thanks and I’ll see you all next Tuesday
Love
Amanda X
Gorgeous loving the gelli tissue it has a real pop
ReplyDeleteGorgeous loving the gelli tissue it has a real pop
ReplyDeleteWonderful gelli prints and collage. Love the bold colours and transparency of the tissue. Xx
ReplyDeleteLove this!!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous, love the collage work and the vibrant colours.
ReplyDeleteAvril xx
An absolute stunner Amanda, so colourful and amazing detail too. Love it!
ReplyDeleteFliss xx
Absolutely glorious, another stunner indeed!
ReplyDeleteHugs
Donna xx