Although the glitter doesn't show up very well on the first art sample below, I'll launch today's post with it because making it helped me in welcoming a long-awaited summer!
Before introducing the squeeze-bottle glitter-glue, I placed my 6" x 6" stencil Budding Branches s249 on a 6" x 6" greeting card blank and sprayed the surface with green watercolor in a mister bottle.
Today's second piece started life as a sheet of newsprint that I was using to clean stencils after using them elsewhere. But I liked the results, so I added a frame using the same acrylic paint and a sponge brayer. This print was made with part of my 6" x 6" stencil Swatton Flowers Version 1 s078...
In making the print below, I first covered an old encyclopedia page with a layer of Titanium White acrylic paint. After that had dried, I used red-orange acrylic paint with my 6" x 6" stencil Silhouette of a Wildflower Bouquet s236. In the very center of this image, you can see a subtle print of a flower that was an illustration in this pre-1923 encyclopedia.
Today's final pair of prints were made with two of my 9" x 12" stencils -- Mimosa 9 L141 and Thistles L594. Foreign newsprint was the substrate I chose; some of its lettering is still visible in both backgrounds below --
And Mimosa Stencil 9 L141 in its 9" x 12" version looks like this --
(Also available: Mimosa 6 Stencil s126 which measures 6" x 6".)
Finally, in its entirety, Swatton Flowers Version 1 s078 looks like this --
Finally, in its entirety, Swatton Flowers Version 1 s078 looks like this --
Many thanks for visiting my blog today!
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