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Pink Winter Sky
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Image panel:
-I masked off the ground portion using scrap paper which is taped in place and the moon using a post it note which is punched with a ¼” circle. The sky color was added with a brayer starting with the pink first and from the bottom, I start my roll off the panel and rolling back and forth and gradually working higher, reload as needed. The same technique is used for the blues but I start the rolling off the top of the panel; lightest color goes down to cover all the white and slightly over the pink, keep the medium blue higher and navy only comes down about ½” from the top.
-To add some streaky clouds in the sky I used gray liquid ink with an artist brush and water. This is also what I used to shade the snow area and color the fence post.
-The fence image is not as long as it appears on the panel so I added the wire lines going off the scene to each side with a black marker.
-The tree and windmill are on one image which is wider than my panel so I had to do some spot stamping to add the tree which is much further to the left on the actual rubber image and the grass going off the right edge of the panel. To ink up only the tree I masked off the rubber stamp using post it notes and removed them before stamping. When that doesn’t work I just use a black marker to ink up the spot I want.
-The stars were added with a gel pen.
Tools:
Artist brush, post it notes, scrap paper, Stampin Up mat pack, slot punch, Bazzill paper piercer, brayer
Stamps: Cornish Heritage Farms: Scene it – The Homestead
Paper: 80% glossy white, recycled white for border and leather look strip, unknown designer paper, Stampin Up – Night of Navy, Pretty in Pink
Ink: Ranger: Archival – Jet Black, Stampin Up: Classic – Pretty in Pink, Bashful Blue, Brocade Blue, Night of Navy, Going Gray
Accessories: Forever in Time – pewter brads, Marvy black marker, Sharpie thin marker (for glossy paper faux stitching), Signo white gel pen
Techniques: Faux stitching, brayering, watercolor, masking |
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