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Hi everyone,
It's Dot here today with a tutorial for you using one of my favourite
Lost Coast Designs's stamps - Thick and Thin Men.
so I was keen to give it a go.
art journal page and then the image was attached face-down and allowed to dry.
You can see where I might have taken off too much of the image, but that's okay
because I had already decided to create a vintage piece
so it kind of adds to the effect.
I used one of these to add a little more interest to the background.
Hi everyone,
It's Dot here today with a tutorial for you using one of my favourite
Lost Coast Designs's stamps - Thick and Thin Men.
This is an Art Journal page. I thought it might be fun to do a little image transferring.
Someone had told me that 'Vogue' magazine is the best mag to useso I was keen to give it a go.
It would be fair to say that image transfers have been a bit hit-and-miss
for me over the years. But I really liked how this page has turned out.
The image transfer went straight onto a page from my Art Journal.
The picture was painted with gel medium, as well as theart journal page and then the image was attached face-down and allowed to dry.
I started gently rubbing my finger in circles (dipping it in water every now and then)
until the image started to appear.You can see where I might have taken off too much of the image, but that's okay
because I had already decided to create a vintage piece
so it kind of adds to the effect.
To finish this part I painted some gel medium over the whole piece to seal it.
To create more of a shabby chic look I swiped a little white paint in from the edges and
stenciled a pattern in a matching paint tone.
Stamping was all that was needed to finish the page off.
I stamped Thick and Thin Men onto photo copy paper
and cut the image out.
The ATC Grunge Set has some wonderful stamps that are ideal for background stamping.I used one of these to add a little more interest to the background.
As an after thought, I also added a little shadow effect with water colour pencils around the men's feet, for grounding.
I hope you enjoyed this tutorial.
Lost Coast Designs has a challenge this fortnight called
For The Men.
You only have to use real stamps with a men's theme and you could be in with a chance to win a prize.
Happy Stamping!
Dot x
2 comments:
What a beautiful vintage page! Love the blue and brown, and that image is so adorable:)
Oooh, gorgeous background with the image transfer and a perfect scene for the Thick and Thin Men. Hugz
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