As today's guest on StencilGirl Talk, I'm giving step-by step directions to detail my process in developing the artwork I'm posting here.
In my own blog post for today, I want to supplement today's StencilGirl Talk with a supply list:
(1.) Two each of these stencils -- Mimosa Stencil (9" x 12") ...
... and Mimosa 6 Stencil (6" x 6") ...
(2.) scissors with short, extra-sharp blades
(3.) paper towels or a soft cloth
(4.) dimensional media such as coarse pumice gel, glass bead gel, light molding paste, etc.
(5.) iridescent beads
(6.) a stretched canvas, canvas board or any sturdy substrate
(7.) plastic or metal artist's spatula
(8.) blue, aqua and "metallic" gold acrylic paint and paintbrush
(9.) a water mister bottle
(10.) water in a basin sized to hold 9" x 12" stencils or masks
These supplies are included in today's write-up at StencilGirl Talk but I'm listing them separately here, for the sake of easier advance preparation.
Below: the finished artwork.
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