A person who dreams big is an ordinary person. What makes
them extraordinary is that they find the courage, heart and discipline to make
that dream come true!
With a teenage boy, who is going through challenges as he
finds his way: all we can do is support them with their ups and downs. Support
and encouragement for them to commit to making it happen. Whatever is important
to them matters.
For this project, I started using some of my cardstock – I primed
the page with White Heavy Gesso.
Once dried, I randomly placed letters
on the top part of the cardstock.
When I was happy with the arrangement of the letters, using
a paintbrush as pictured, I fully covered the letters with White Heavy Gesso.
Next, I dried it with a craft heat gun, which makes the drying
process super quick.
To allow the spray ink flow easily down the page, I sprayed
water over the letters and the top part of the page, then, quickly, while the
page was wet, sprayed with Sapphire Colour Spray. Be mindful to hold the card
up to allow the ink run down the cardstock.
After the ink had dried (using the heat gun is quicker, of course)
I splattered some water over the top part of the page – to give a ‘watercolour
droplet’ effect then immediately heat-dried again.
Using a clear stamp block, paint brush, water and 'Black Heavy Gesso' I splattered some of the black around the page to break up the
blue. Once the black splatters had dried, I stamped and placed some
embellishments onto my page. I wanted to keep this page simple – as the photo
itself, and the title are the main focus.
Here are some more closeups of the page.
Thanks for stopping by!
Amy
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