acrylic painting
Just wanted to share another card painted with acrylic paints that I shared on the Flourishes blog last month... the focal panel was stamped using an image from Flourishes' Lenten Rose set, and then painted using acrylic paints! I don't have a tutorial yet... maybe when I have a little more experience I’ll be able to put some photos and tips together. I stamped the Rose image onto some textured watercolor paper in a grey waterproof ink, then started by painting the leaves first – with this technique you load two colors of paint on your brush so each stroke has a light and dark side. The roses were painted after the leaves were dry, then I waited again and added shading and highlights with watered down paint, using a liner brush, the wooden end of my paintbrush, and a stipple brush. The sentiment I used is framed in oval die cuts, and is from the Strawberries set.I repeated the rose image in the lower panel in black to tie in the gingham ribbon. The watercolor paper was scored around the edge and then edged lightly with gold ink. The pearls were colored black with an alcohol marker.
so wonderful colors and a really beautiful card
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning Dina..gorgeous coloring and love that bow :)
ReplyDeleteBeautifully painted, Dina! Love the repeated image at the bottom...it ties the whole card together wonderfully. The black gingham bow makes the image just pop!
ReplyDeleteYour painting is so beautiful! In fact it is so professional looking that no one would believe that's a handmade card. Hope you stamped your name on the back!
ReplyDeleteyour coloring is fantastic!!! Gorgeous card..
ReplyDeleteWonderfully rich in color! Wow!
ReplyDelete~Bev