The yellow/orange background was achieved with Derwent's Inktense blocks. I like using them for a first layer because although they blend beautifully when wet, once dry they are permanent and will not react with future layers. Wendy Vecchi's "weeds" stamp is what I used for the technique, and then (shamelessly) lifted Linda's idea of then overstamping with archival ink to make the images pop. I added the smaller version of the weeds on the bottom, but not with the brushless watercolor technique. There, I just stamped them with distress inks. There is some detailing with distress markers and gel pens, and a bit of ribbon and some buttons to embellish.
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14 comments:
Just gorgeous! I am loving these brushless watercolor images I am seeing, but yours is stunning girl! *Hugs*
Eileen! I love the look of this card-the colors are amazing! Miss you, my friend.
Great piece Eileen and just love the use of different materials.
This is a very pretty card Eileen! Been really enjoying all of your posts lately, just been too damn busy to comment much.
what a pretty pretty card!!!!!
Beautiful card!
Love the colors and the effect! Just gorgeous!
Such a lovely card. Quietly understated and stunning at the same time.
So very pretty!!
This is beyond gorgeous, Eileen! The colors are just crazy wonderful-- gotta get me some Inktense blocks-- I had no idea they were permanent after they dry. Very cool use of the technique and (as always!) STUNNING art from you!
This is a very beautiful card!!!
Very pretty. The stamp you used looks great done with this technique.
This is a beauty! Great technique and wonderfully happy card.
Beautiful! Have yet to get the book..so I'll take your word on the surprise for the color...lol..
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