I'm such a lonely pumpkin! |
Next came stamping across everything in Archival Sap Green ink and a cobweb stamp. Then stamping again with the same stamp but with Monarch Orange Ink. I notice it looks silver on the photo where it overlaps the Mars Black paint. (Might have to play with this as a technique)
I drew a pumpkin and coloured him with Inktensils in orange, yellow, dark brown and light brown, then applied a little water to spread the colour and blend. I drew around the outside of the pumpkin with a deep blue inktensil and applied water to give a soft outline. The moon was hand drawn on white printer paper and painted with silver paint.
Finally I stamped around the bottom edges with a leaf stamp, first in StayzOn Black and then my favourite London Fog.
This is lovely Liz. All the different layers, techniques and paints have all come together so well. Love how you have taken the time to explain how you did it as well.
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i love the unifying orange spider webs!
ReplyDeleteLove it, Liz!
ReplyDeleteI love your darling postcard Liz!
ReplyDeleteGreat black orange combination, love it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful web filled background you are amazing with your artwork...a fabulous postcard!
ReplyDeleteTerrific retro Halloween card. Love it.
ReplyDeleteLove your wonderful cobwebby postcard!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great card Liz - and thanks for the info on your technique. Love those inktensils!
ReplyDeleteCindy :)
The more cobwebs the better! Sweet card!
ReplyDeleteLove your postcard, the orange webs are great!!!
ReplyDeleteSmiles,
Susie