Supplies Used
I had a few questions and I thought I'd add that the side I'm shown working on is rough and so the watercolor pencils take to it very nicely and because of it being rough do not smear when I add the Crystal Lacquer.
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about my canvas mounted acrylic domino.
SUPPLIES:DIRECTIONS
Start with a blank tin and spray paint it midnight blue. Ink the lid with color box fluid chalk ink, stamp a head and torso from Art Partz stamp set and create an embossed tail to go with it. The jute is applied around the lid with red liner tape. the sea weed is sprayed with color mists and cut into narrow strips. Poney beads to the bottom of the tin for feet.
SUPPLIES
DIRECTIONS
Begin by chipping away the wood grid from the tic tac toe board. I used a screw driver. Leave a little for added texture.
Paint the front with black gesso let dry
Dry sponge white gesso over the black
Next spray with copper kettle around the perimeter and let dry
Spray with PYM11
Stamp the images to be used onto the card stock and spray with PYM11
Dab the red and black cats eye ink around the outer portions of the gold moon face
Spray with PYM11
Using the red cats eye pad directly to paper, stamp a headdress form on the white card stock.
Cut out the stamped images and tint with chalk and add shading
Using the black tip pen, add line detail to the stockings and the headdress
Using the rest of the cats eye fluid chalk pads…dab all over the background of the board and the top edges. Use heat gun to set
Spray again with PYM11
Using your finger, smear the white luster rub ons over the background with a heavier application along the bottom half.
Spray with PYM11
Punch out stars and color with sunburst luster rubs
Assembly the headdress and limbs to the moon with glue dots
Attach the image to the board with double sticky foam tape
Attach the stars to the background with glue dots
Using white pen, add title to the bottom
Check out Christy's blog to read how she created it:http://artchickadee.typepad.com/
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