What:
Another watercolour experiment. This time I had a play with stamping white circles over it — I hesitate to call it a bokeh effect as that has a very specific meaning in photography (and I know some photographers who doubtless wouldn’t be impressed with the term being appropriated like this), but that is what the technique is generally called.
How:
The same watercolour technique as yesterday, but this time with a palette of red and orange. Once it was dry, I used the different sizes of stamps and generation stamping to add the white circles over the top. Oh, and I may have gone a bit overboard 🙂 I finished it off with a big, bold sentiment and a few of the stars left over from yesterday’s die-cutting, and then mounted it all on black.
Supplies:
- stamps:
Hero Arts – circles
Mama Elephant – make a wish - dies:
Lawn Fawn – stitched journalling card (stars) - colour:
Gansai Tambi – watercolour paints – #31, #33
Versafine – pigment ink – onyx black
Hero Arts – pigment ink – unicorn white - paper and card:
Daler Rowney – watercolour paper – medium grain 190gsm
Paperchase – cropping block – metallic A6 - miscellaneous:
Stick It – adhesive sheet
