Today's word speaks for it self - Creativity, I love to create.
The technique though was another story, a watercolour wash with salt. The video suggested watercolour paper, watercolours and some salt. Well I had the salt, table and sea! But not the watercolour paper and the only watercolour paints are in a kiddies tin set!
I pondered...
Then I decided to just use the other side of the tag I used yesterday. Instead of the the watercolour paint I used Dylusions ink applied with a paintbrush over watered card. I added the salt and let it dry. What a super background emerged when I rubbed off the salt.
I added the word and the scripture and pondered again. I leafed through my stencil box and came up with the poppy stencil which I inked on with Aged Mahogony Distress.
Happy with my creativity today :)
7 comments:
What a fab, vibrant page BJ, I love it. The salt technique is so much fun as you never quite know how it's going to turn out, good to know it works with Dylusions too!
Huge hugs x x x x
Hi BJ,
Now aren't you creative! I just bought two Dylusions inks and will give this technique a go. It came out beautifully!
Hugs, Kay
Ooh thanks to my lovely artist son-in-law, I have both watercolour paper and watercolours! Plenty of salt in the kitchen cupboard - must have a go at this technique!
Karen xxx
oh cool, nice o know that the Dylusion ink will work with the salt technique! Gorgeous background! Waving hi from the hills of North Carolina ♥
I love the way you used tucked the lettering on to the tab. As you've found, you don't have to have watercolour paper for the salt technique to work. I've tried it with all sorts of paper. It works on glossy paper as well. Have you tried painting in one colour, letting it dry, and then painting another over the top with salt? You can layer up all sorts of colours...
This is lovely. The salt technique works with any waterbased media
ooo your book is coming along beautifully BJ! Fabulous colours and scripture quotes xxx
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