I discovered this technique on the USA ArtQuest blog, and then ordered the Duo Adhesive and some of the Touche' cardstock and Studio Paper so I could try it. I couldn't get the watercolor step to work....I don't have the mica watercolors, but tried pearlescent ones and Twinks instead. So I didn't create an encaustic piece, but I think this first stage is impressive by itself. The metal flakes are variegated gold colors, and I'm down to the crumbs.
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My goodness Evelyn we must be on the same wavelength, yesterday I practised on black cards with my perfect pearls and although I was pleased with my results to extend the card further I was having real issues, but I will explain more if I get to post the card up.I may have to visit this
ArtQuest Blog and see if they can give me some hints. Anyway I love your effect it is so interesting and rich looking.
Smiles:)
This looks fabulous!!! Wonderful rich color combination too!
Talk about spectacular, Evelyn! Wow on that gorgeous background! Truly stunning card and luscious colors! I am going to check this out, because I just love this!
That is absolutely scrumptious looking!!! Love the colors, texture--well, all of it!
Rose
Stunning Evelyn,
I going to have to go check this out!!!
Thanks for the info.
Hugs Lynn
The result is excellent. What a fine looking image. I think your new technique is working out very, very well. Nice one.
That turned out sweet! I watched the video too, but have run out of $, lol! hugz
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