This large piece of artwork is based on a card I made several months ago (Rainy Day Card) and I decided to re-create it for the Country View Challenges February challenge - Drips and Drops http://countryviewchallenges.blogspot.co.uk/, with a few 'tweaks'. The stamps used were Water Effects set from Designs by Ryn, and Through the Rain by Sheena Douglass. I created the background by first blending three Distress Inks - Dusty Concord, Broken China and Weathered Wood. I then spritzed some water into my hand and flicked it onto the background as droplets. I blotted the droplets (faux bleaching) with tissue, then stamped images of splatters, raindrops, a rainstorm and a small ring that I placed over some of the faux bleached droplets, using the same inks. The beautiful larger raindrops were stamped in Black Onyx Versafine ink then faux bleached as well. I then took a pearlescent blue acrylic paint and applied it in several places at the top of the artwork, letting it run freely. When the paint was dry I added some Glossy Accents to the larger raindrops to really make them pop, and add more texture to the piece. I also added GA to the ends of the paint drops to emphasise them. Next I stamped the sentiment onto acetate in black ink and heat embossed it with black powder. I wrapped the acetate around the bottom of the artwork and secured it on the back. I added some ribbon in coordinating colours and matted the whole piece onto black card. I really enjoyed making this as I love the design, the stamps and colours used.
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Tuesday, 10 February 2015
Drips, Drops and Splodges
This large piece of artwork is based on a card I made several months ago (Rainy Day Card) and I decided to re-create it for the Country View Challenges February challenge - Drips and Drops http://countryviewchallenges.blogspot.co.uk/, with a few 'tweaks'. The stamps used were Water Effects set from Designs by Ryn, and Through the Rain by Sheena Douglass. I created the background by first blending three Distress Inks - Dusty Concord, Broken China and Weathered Wood. I then spritzed some water into my hand and flicked it onto the background as droplets. I blotted the droplets (faux bleaching) with tissue, then stamped images of splatters, raindrops, a rainstorm and a small ring that I placed over some of the faux bleached droplets, using the same inks. The beautiful larger raindrops were stamped in Black Onyx Versafine ink then faux bleached as well. I then took a pearlescent blue acrylic paint and applied it in several places at the top of the artwork, letting it run freely. When the paint was dry I added some Glossy Accents to the larger raindrops to really make them pop, and add more texture to the piece. I also added GA to the ends of the paint drops to emphasise them. Next I stamped the sentiment onto acetate in black ink and heat embossed it with black powder. I wrapped the acetate around the bottom of the artwork and secured it on the back. I added some ribbon in coordinating colours and matted the whole piece onto black card. I really enjoyed making this as I love the design, the stamps and colours used.
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Hi Penny you have achieved a very Life like rainy scene
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Hi Maggie, thanks for leaving a comment. I really loved making this artwork, I had so much fun :)
DeleteHello Penny,
ReplyDeleteWonderful drips and drops, you have interpreted the Challenge perfectly.
Thank you for joining us this month at CVC.
Smiles:)
Sue
Hi Sue, thanks for your comment. I really enjoyed this months challenge again! :) Penny
DeleteI love rain in pictures ...this is gorgeous !! :)
ReplyDeleteI love rain in pictures ...this is gorgeous !! :)
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