Stamp image onto Copic quality card stock using licorice ink. Color with copic markers. I created a mask from a piece of scrap notebook paper.
Pounce inks over mask onto card stock to create a “stormy” sky. Decorate with glossy accents and finish off with droplets of glossy accents that resemble rain drops.
I layered mine onto an A2 card base with Green and pool blue card stocks. If you have questions, leave a comment or email me at: Ms.Rhetta@gmail.com.
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Pour acrylic paint into small cups and mix with about 1/4″ of flotrol and a few drops of the silicone. The paint should be fairly thin. You can also dilute it with water. Stir thoroughly.
Each color gets its own cup. Take one large cup and put about 1/8 cup flotrol and white paint with silicone in the bottom. Mix thoroughly and layer each color on top.
Prep your canvas with regular white paint. It doesn’t need to dry. Once all the paint is in the cup. Flip it onto the canvas, it doesn’t matter where you put the cup. Once you flip it allow the paint to drain and remove the cup. I used a swiping motion.
Use a heat tool or torch to pop the surface tension of the paint which will allow the cells to pop to the surface. Once it is dry (my canvas is small and its pretty warm here in North Alabama) my canvas took around 3 days to completely dry.
I used a clear aerosol spray sealant. I allowed ample drying time between coats and sued two coats total.
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