"Fearless Faces" is the latest monthly theme and I've had so much fun with it! The pair of faces that I came up with will either tickle my trade partner -- or give her a nightmare or two!
For starters, I realized that if I turned my 4" x 4" mask Carnival M340 upside down, its prints needed just a bit of trimming to present me with a goofy image of clown-like eyes and noses.
4" x 4" mask Carnival M340 -- right side up |
4" x 4" mask Carnival M340 -- upside down |
I made two greeting cards featuring these whimsical eyes-and-nose combos.
After gluing down my pair of combo sets, I started -- with scissors and hole punches at hand -- flipping through prints I'd made using other stencils and masks.
Above: The clown hair on the far left was cut from a print I'd made in two steps, using a couple of my stencils. These two steps will be shown at the end of today's post. The clown hair on the far right was cut from a print made with one of my kelp-inspired masks. |
Above: This clown's hair, on both left and right, were also cut from prints made using my kelp-inspired masks. |
The two-step print mentioned above went like this:
Having started with a brightly multi-colored background, I laid down a coat of dark acrylic paint through the top half of 9" x 12" Longwood Florals Mask L675....
Soon afterward: With Titanium White (opaque) acrylic paint, I added a scatter of leaves using my 6" x 6" stencil Ginkgo S076.
After the white paint had dried, I sprayed the whole surface with water-diluted Golden High Flow Acrylic Quinacridone Magenta.
Stencils and masks of today's post include ....
9" x 12" Kelp Forest L963. |
6" x 6" Bulbs and Banners s955. |
4" x 4" Seabed Greens M339. |
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You are so very creative and I appreciate having my eyes open to new ways to use my stencil collection!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Sara, for your kind words. :-)
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