Over on the PA blog there is a new guest designer called Seth Apter, now you may of heard of him as he has designed some of the Stencil Girls stencils. He made a project, which you can see here using his new ones and fresco paints.
I didn't have any cold press water colour paper so I used a piece of hammered card and scraped chartreuse over the top with a credit card. I stamped the grungy background images in seaweed and snowflake and added tikka to the grunge paste before applying it through the stencil.
Close up of the seaweed and snowflake stamping.
I added black fresco through the only one of Seth's stencils that I have, outlined in black and white posca pen, added parts of my new PTP stencil (dangles) and this is how it ended up.
17 comments:
Terrific Sam and I just love the idea of using hammered card and scraping stuff over it with a credit card :) Must try that
Love Chrissie x
Wow Sam, you never cease to amaze me with your creations. I love, love, love it! Xx
oh sam that's really great..the colours are perfect and the stencilling is fab..I know you love the stencil girl ones xxx
Fab take on Seth's inspiration Sam.
Hugs
Lesley Xx
This is brilliant, Sam, I love it!
Lucy x
This is brilliant Sam love it x
Fab !
Corrie x
yep - defo like that stencil Sam. fab background layers.
yep - defo like that stencil Sam. fab background layers.
It looks wonderful Sam, I love it.
Love your page Sam, brilliant design & fab colours! xxx
Fabulous Sam, am a bit late getting here but my computer wouldn't let me comment earlier...loving your stencilling.
Fab, love the subtle layers.
Fab, love the subtle layers, just shows how a striking piece can be achieved with very little product.
Love it lots
Darcy's right - "striking" is a great word - the bold b&w against that zingy background... fab!
Alison xx
Loving this response to Seth's inspiration. The colours and textures are so dramatic: it really makes you sit up and take notice! Great piece, Sam! Julie Ann xxx
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