This watercolor involved the use of regular watercolor paper, a water brush and dye inks. Although this card looks better IRL, I'm not entirely happy with the results. (Click on card for closer look at details.)
The stamps were from a clear set by Art Impressions. After watching the coordinating DVD and trying their method, it still needs some more experimenting to get it just right. I like the way the grass and the pot turned out (not the kind that is smoked--no pun intended!) but I think the flowers could have been done better. I'll have to try again soon...
To finish the card, I mounted the image on dark background paper, then on a pearlized designer paper, with gold stick-ons for bling.
3 comments:
hi Doris,
That is lovely, I do the workshops free, its simply the attitude of the ladies here in the UK, I know I am foreigner in this country, but it was pretty bad at my sale-a-bration workshop, all they wanted was the free goodies.....never mind, I will just have to grin and bear, as that is the way to promote yourself these days! You take care and hugs always!
I think it's beautiful! Love the wispy layered look you achieved with the flowers. They're "arranged" nicely.
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Blessings!
Your watercolour flowers look soft and pretty. I really like the effect.
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