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Now for another challenge, Carte a Jouer. For the moment we are on a free choice of technique and subject so I thought I would make a couple of cards with texture in gesso. I covered a card with gesso and scraped a small area to show the nine of spades underneath. The love symbol was stenciled with gesso on top to give a raised effect. As it dried it cracked. I rubbed pinked metallic rub-on on the symbol and mauve around it and edged the card with gold. I stencilled the word love with gold metallic rub-on. I sprayed the card with a clear sealant to prevent colours from coming off.
For the owl card I again covered a card with gesso then stencilled a branch and leaves on top. I used distress ink to highlight this and where the gesso had cracked the ink remained darker. I edged the card with the distress ink too and then pulled the ink in towards the branches with a water filled pen. I stamped the owl with the distress ink and again pulled the ink with water pen. I then embossed it clear powder. The green jewels were added to the leaves to give them emphasis.
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3 comments:
Superbe, j'adore le travail du fond et des matières,
ma préférée c'est la chouette !
hello, super tes deux cartes, le hibou est tres joli, on dirait qu'il est sous la neige :) bonne année 2012 ! Sôso from france
Hello Paula, first, a Happy New Year for you and yours ! Then I wish you Good Luck by trying to loose all these overweight : as you, I am a member of this club !
And finally, I can't say which card I prefeer. Both are interesting and I appreciate really your explanations about the techniques you used.
A bientôt. coKo
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