Hello and Happy MONDAY at Viva Las Vegastamps!!! Susan
here to share a resist technique using the new "TANGLED" stamps by artist Sandra Strait from Plate #1427.
I stamped this twice on a piece of Kromecote, a Glossy Cardstock also available at Viva Las Vegastamps! This glossy paper really makes your image pop!
Start by mounting rubber and inking up with the resist ink.
**A NOTE** Be careful when handling Kromecoat.
Your fingerprints will act as a resist ink for this technique.
I applied ink using a brayer and the magic happens.
This is a detail view of the resist area which remains white. This resembles a scratchboard etching with the hand-drawn detail of the stamp. LOVE IT!!!
Here is the bamboo tangle also done using same technique using a blue to green rainbow ink pad. The positive and negative space of this stamp is high contrast and gives this an entirely different effect. This background I am using to create my "Tropical Tangled Toucan" Card.
I hand-colored the birds and branches with my Ranger Distress Markers
and fussy cut them out.
On one of the stamped birds I overstamped with the resist ink and brayered on the same blue to green ink. I mounted this onto blue cardstock and colored leafs and branches green. I adhered the colored birds on top of the uncolored birds on this piece. I layered this over the center of the other two sections of large blue resist bamboo tangle, and mounted onto a green A2 card base.
Presenting "Tropical Tangled Toucans"
Thanks so much for dropping by today! Viva Las Vegastamps! now has creative posts every day! If you haven't subscribed to the VLVS Blog - you want to!!! Don't forget to check out the Viva Las Vegastamps! store - new stamp releases have just been added. If you would like to see more of my creations please visit my blog, sbartist : painting in the dark HERE. I'll be back with another stamping adventure on June 24th. Have an inky day! Sb
4 comments:
Oh, this is fantastic! Just the way I envision that people would use these stamps. You don't know how much you've made my day!
The colors are outstanding, and what a great technique using that Kromecote, Susan!
Amazing work, as always!
Great project, results and directions!!! Wonderful
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