Welcome all!
Paula Phillips aka JournalArtista here. I am so happy to share with you my page using the 1700's Building Stencil designed by the awesome Carolyn Dube.
My page started out with a layer of brown paint with a few napkins collaged on top. I then chose this technique to apply the Golden Light Molding Paste:
Tinting Light Molding Paste A quick video!
I should have left the page at that, but I decided to add some deep purple. Way too dark! I dry brushed a bit of gesso to tone down the darkness, shown here:
I then added black marker to outline the edges of the light molding paste, using my finger to smudge a bit.
Happier with the way the texture pop'ed, I added a bit of yellow paint in the window openings.
This is awesome!
ReplyDeletePaula, it's fabulous! I love your incredible colours and rich texture!
ReplyDeletenice job!
ReplyDeleteYou've given that stencil real life. LOVE the textures, the colours and the background.
ReplyDeleteAlways so inspirational Paula thank you!
ReplyDeleteO gosh, I love this Paula. Fantastic results!
ReplyDeletePaula you are awesome! The serendipity of the ink on the stencil and the molding paste leads to such great fun!
ReplyDeleteI am loving this, Paula! I really love love love the muted purple and greens in the pic right after the video. Your page turned out awesome….thank you for sharing!
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