Today is a special post ;)
Welcome to the 13 days with 13arts and the Flying Unicorn Cross Promotion! It's great to be a part of this. I hope you have found some inspiration already!
Few more days to go! Few more projects and tutorials from very talented teams!
Welcome to the 13 days with 13arts and the Flying Unicorn Cross Promotion! It's great to be a part of this. I hope you have found some inspiration already!
Few more days to go! Few more projects and tutorials from very talented teams!
Check 13arts blog for more details!
Below is my project and tutorial which I have prepared for you.
My tutorial is about layers and
textures. You will see how to make interesting background with many
different textures. I will also show you how I have used some stuff in
more than one way.
I put some pieces of 13arts Timeless
collection papers and cardboard cuts on a canvas board. I also use
scraps from other projects ( on the next pic you will see pieces of
paper with a layer of gesso ). I stick everything using Ayeeda
Acrylic Gel Medium.
When gel medium is dry I apply thin
layer of Ayeeda Black Gesso. I still want to see what is under the
layer of black gesso. I also leave some areas without black gesso
because I will need some brighter areas to spray some mists later.
For more interesting background I use
Flying Unicorn chipboard as a stencil. I use white pen to draw around
the chipboard. Fab results also can be achieved by using a silver
pen which looks great on a black background.
Once again I use a stencil ( this one
is 13arts ) but this time in more popular way. I apply 13arts
Modeling Paste using pallet knife.
While I'm waiting for background to dry
I prepare a tag. The tag you can find in Flying Unicorn shop. It's a good size
background that's why I couldn't resist and I apply mediums. Around
the tag I put some drops of Orange Ayeeda Ink and I spray water. Ink
with spayed water looks like a mist but you can apply it in more
controlled way ( which I can't say about mists, they are always
everywhere including my hands ).
When the ink is dry I apply gel medium using hmmm don't know how to call it ( you can also see this tape on the first photo with the stuff which I
glued to the background ). In this point I leave a tag to dry and
back to the canvas.
I spray a few colours of Ayeeda Mists -
Orange, Turquoise, Ultramarine ( at the picture you can see that in
some places orange and blue mixed together and give green ). When the
mists are still wet I apply good amount of sea salt to the background.
Crystals will absorb some of the ink and small spots will appear. I
leave salt to dry.
At this time I stick Flying Unicorn chipboard (
the same chipboard which I used as a stencil ) to the tag, glue two
words 'forever' and 'you' ( which you can find at FU shop) and apply black paint around the tag and
around chipboard. I glued the tag to the canvas after removing salt.
That's it!
And now about a prize...
That's it!
And now about a prize...
If you want to win this fab prize you simply need to pop in to the Flying Unicorn Facebook page – like them and share. The next day the winner of that prize pack will be announced.
Magda x
Amazing :D
ReplyDeleteWonderful. Interesting to see your process.
ReplyDeleteGreat to see how you created this brilliant piece! Jo x
ReplyDeleteGenialne! Uwielbiam szczerze Twoje tutki!!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful tutorial! Love this canvas.
ReplyDeleteWonderful canvas! TFS!
ReplyDeleteŚwietna praca!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful - I love your style.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed your step-by-step photos and your project is fabulous-so much yummy texture!! By the way, the tool is a palette knife! :)
ReplyDeletemerci pour ce tuto
ReplyDeleteNiesamowite! Wciągające, niepokojące, inspirujące.
ReplyDeleteStunning as always - sadly I am not on face book -but good luck everyone
ReplyDeletefajna sprawa z tą solą ;-) dzięki za dzielenie się warsztatem
ReplyDeleteSo very pretty! Thanks for sharing your creative process!
ReplyDeleteSuch fabulous textures - and dramatic colours... thanks for sharing your process.
ReplyDeleteAlison x
The texture you've created on here is really amazing. I love seeing your process.
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful work or art, Magda...and with directions! How cool is that?? Even on a computer screen, I can almost palpate the texture! Brilliantly composed! Mwah! KayW
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