OK so it's not really painting, but it's kind of painting! Tracy must be laughing at me right now if she's reading this post. She knows I avoid paint as much as possible. Not sure why, but a paintbrush seems so awkward in my hands.
Luckily, I didn't have to use a paintbrush here! Yay!
This first tag used paint daubers. Love it! I thought the applicator would dispense too much paint onto my stamp, but it didn't. I used gold paint on my Hero Arts script stamp and stamped it onto the tag. Then laid some stain over it after it dried for a paint resist technique. Holtz Sensei is such a genius I tell you! Then I stamped the Hero Arts dandelion stamp using Archival Ink and finished the edges w/more Distress.
This next tag got a little busy. I guess I felt the need to use up all that space! This is the crackle resist technique, but I used the Rock Candy crackle paint instead of the regular Distress Crackle paints. Since its clear, I distressed the tag first. Don't know if you can tell, but I had some crackle difficulties on the lower part! Oh well, gotta keep practicing I guess. All stamps on this tag are by Hero Arts.
This last tag was done using the Shattered Stains Technique. Tracy always talks about grunge board, so I ended up buying some since Holtz Sensei uses it in a lot of his projects. This one was fun, but I wish I had more colors to play with! Butterfly die is by SU and stamps used are by Hero Arts and Stampers Anonymous.
Here's a close up of the butterfly...
I think I have one more tag to share with you tomorrow.. See you soon!
A Big Mahalo
5 years ago
2 comments:
I love all of these. I don't know how to make them, but they are all beautiful.
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beautiful tags, Jenny! I have yet to take the plunge to try all these inking and embossing techniques...but one day soon! Now wait...is that sensei you speak of Tim Holtz?
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