Hi! Anna here, showing you my latest project video using Gwen Lafleur's Decorative Elements Stencil series. I warn you in advance: I get very messy and random, elbow deep in paint. :)
This is the fourth piece in a series I started a few months ago. It's full of many layers and lots of finger painting.
Enjoy my video! :)
Enjoy my video! :)
Some things to note:
- I use two of my previous pieces as a guideline, sticking close to a similar colour scheme and overall idea.
- I cut out various sized circles to use as masks.
- My starting point was simply a piece of watercolour paper that I started who knows when, and got stuck on. I love when I can take something out of my junque pile and repurpose it! :)
Loving all the little nuances and swaths of colour in this piece. Though, the very first one I did is still my favourite!
I can't find the third one, nor a photo of it! I've upended almost my entire art journaling stash looking for it. I'm sure tomorrow it'll just appear, late to the party. haha!
Paints:
Liquitex Basic: Prism Violet, Deep Violet
Artist Loft: Aqua Green, Deep Magenta
Amsterdam Standard Series: Quinacridone Rose, Greenish Yellow
Golden High Flow Acrylic: Flourescent Pink
Golden Fluid Acrylic: Raw Umber, Titan Buff, Cobalt Turquoise, Turquoise (Phthalo)
Craft Paint: Deco Art White, Martha Stewart Satin Party Streamer
Stencils Used:
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Thanks for visiting! I have had a great time creating this project. Now I feel like adding another piece to this set:)
♥♥♥ Anna Friesen ♥♥♥
www.artfulstories.blogspot.com
I absolutely LOVE this!!! Beautiful work, and I'm so honored that you used my stencils for this! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThanks Gwen! :) :)
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DeleteFelt like we were having a playdate!!! Great piece. Love!!!
ReplyDeleteFelt like we were having a playdate!!! Great piece. Love!!!
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