More Painted Resist...with a Stencil!
Another popular project from our booth, both the painted stencil area and the bee resist the spray.
This tutorial uses Vega Gold Sorbet, Dazzling Clear Coat and Several Coloration Sprays, along with the Beehive and Soliloquy Stencils . The stenciling of the word "Dream" was done with Lava Stone Effects.
To start, placethe Beehive stencil over the tag at an angle. Using Vegas Gold Sorbet paint, use a stipple brush to push the paint through the stencil using an up-and-down motion. This will push the paint through the stencil and still pull the paint up. Since Sorbet is actually a Dimensional Gel Medium, the resulting piece will be very textural. Allow the paint to dry.
Using StazOn Ink, stamp the Big Bee Stamp above thedried beehive.
Paint
the wings with Dazzle Clear Coat - which will dry clear with some
glittery effects -- and the uncolored part of the body with more Vegas
Gold Sorbet. The Black areas were painted with Lava Stone effects --
making it feel almost furry.
Once
the paint is dry, spray the entire piece with several Coloration
sprays. Let the spray soak in a bit, then use a paper towel to soak up
the remaining color. Allow the colors to dry, using a heat tool to speed
drying if desired.
Once
the tag is dried, a word can be stenciled. We use the Soliloquy Stencil
with the Lava Stone effects, because the Stone effects leave a
tremendous texture on the finished piece. Simply Stipple the paint in a
straight up-and-down motion through the stencil while holding it firmly.
Lift the stencil straight up when done, then allow the paint to dry.
Enjoy!
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