The Samurai was stamped with Frayed Burlap Tim Holtz Distress Ink. The distress ink stays wet (wetter than most dye inks) enough to heat emboss--so I heat embossed it with clear ink. I then watercolored with various colors of distress ink. I like the aged look of the result--little spaces of white around most of the lines. In my research of Japanese paintings (using Google Images) I saw a distressed look--as well as MANY shades of blue.
Materials:
Stamps: Samurai, Arigato & bamboo background by Rubbernecker;Well, it’s Tuesday and you know what that means – it’s Treasure Hunt Tuesday at Rubbernecker. Make sure you visit the Rubbernecker BLOG to find your clue to the treasure and to check out the weekly sale products. You’ll also want to visit my fellow Design Team Members to see what they’ve been up to:
Ink: Walnut Stain and Frayed Burlap for stamping Tim Holtz Distress Ink--and more for watercoloring;
Paper: watercolor paper, Chocolate Chip (SU!); DP by Basic Grey;
Accessories: Adirondack Paint Dabber-Gold; sponge, brads, foam tape, Coluzzle;
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- Tami - A Walk on the Mild Side
9 comments:
I love what you've done with this image! You've created the perfect presentation for him!
~Bev
What fun images, I love that arigato background. Gotta go seek it out!
Awesome Jules!!
WOW Jules, very cool!!!!
Totally cool!!
Cool background and colors!!
I hope you are feeling better!!
Very unique image, great coloring Jules. I like your story of your new becuase of you son. hee hee
You did a wonderful job on the Samurai and the water coloring looks fantastic too! I really like how you did the background. Your story is so sweet about your son! I have boys so I can totally appreciate the story!! We have done the Karate lessons too! ;)
WOW Jules, this is very cool!!! Great job. Linda Duke
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