My friend Mary Ann Russo has created gorgeous stained- glass-window artworks using my 6" x 6" stencils Tiger Lily and Webbed Medallion.
Mary Ann's method was to start with watercolor geometric shapes on watercolor paper. Next, she used a brayer to roll black acrylic paint over the stencils. While the paint was still wet, she flipped the stencils over and pressed them to the watercolor paper -- using the stencils like rubber stamps.
Since some of the lines didn't imprint fully, Mary Ann filled in a few gaps with a black marker.
She cut one of the papers into a stained glass window shape and added a dark paper frame.
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| Made with Tiger Lily 6" x 6" stencil |
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| Made with 6" x 6" Webbed Medallion stencil |
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| Made with Tiger Lily 6" x 6" stencil |
My thanks also to Mary Ann, for generously allowing me to post her artwork online.
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