Below: Looking Up Through Tree Large L753, a 9" x 12" mask, is what I used with red acrylic paint to make this print on plain white paper. After the paint dried, I went over the print with a black marker to create random squiggles.
These dominant colors of red and white put me in a Christmas mood -- so I decided to cut the print into pieces and use parts in collage-cover greeting cards. Candles are often my Christmas decoration of choice. (My greeting card blanks come from JAMPaper.com. The green textured backgrounds [shown below] were cut from novelty papers that I bought years ago at an art supply store.) The candles' flames were cut from another stencil-printed paper (yellow paper stencil-printed with red acrylic paint.)
Next in today's post: a collage I created for a past online workshop with Jane Davies. I pulled these collage elements from a stack of papers I'd previously prepared using a couple of my stencils and masks available at StencilGirlProducts.com.
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| Above: In the mid-center-right area, I collaged a piece of deli wrap that I'd imprinted with red acrylic paint using my 6"X 6" stencil Kaleid s085. |
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In the close-up above (top-center), you can see a piece of paper printed with my 9"X 12" stencil Twinship L268. Here, I used red acrylic paint on a substrate of black-and-white dot-decorated scrapbook paper. |
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