I showed you the
start of these fun foam prints a couple of weeks ago, and thought you might like a view of the plate after the first print:
Of course, one can't do just one print with fun foam plates, especially given they pair so nicely with gel plates. The prints on the left are done with Golden Open paints on the gel plates with the ones on the right done from there directly onto white cardstock. I can see there will be more of these in my printing future on both counts.
Blaming another recurring addiction directly on Lynne Mizera, I have to tell you we got
stencil burning this past week...she'd taken a class a couple of years ago with me, but hadn't done her own since.
We were so into the whole thing; I used her Natalie Kolbach stamp to create paper mask and stencil and soon there were flying elephants all over the place.
The first elephant materialized when I used the mask portion over a gel print...yummy colour, don't you think?
Of course, I had to go back in with some gel pens and play some more - a whole lot more, in fact.
Then I used the paper stencil to create an outline on the house wrap, and started burning.
I was going a little bit googly-eyed, so I put a colourful print underneath the glass so I could actually see what I was doing.
It showed up really well, I thought.
Pretty soon there were elephants everywhere; they seemed to multiply faster than I could corral them.
I used the burned stencil portion over another gel print, and then the paper mask to pounce back into it for the background. More gel pen play, and this happy, heart-ful elephant is well on it's way. I think she looks like she's going on an adventure, don't you?
What have you been up to this week? I love hearing about your own adventures during these hot summer days!
