Watercolor Stamping And Bokeh Technique
- I started by Heat Embossing the images twice in white onto watercolor paper
- then I added a background wash starting at the bottom:
- Elegant Eggplant, Lost Lagoon and Mint Macaron.
How to add a wash:
- Squeeze your aqua painter in the center of the water color paper and let 2 or 3 drops fall.
- Use the brush tip to wet the entire piece of paper
- Use the ink pad lids and the brush tip to add the color letting them run together.
- While I waited for the piece to dry, I used a Stampin Up Window Sheet and my Circle Framelits to create my own stencil.
- You want to use different sized circles to create this stencil.
Next – I added the Bokeh Technique – originally a photography technique, and we carders have “borrowed” it, haha….
- place the stencil over the art piece
- add White Craft Ink with a Sponge Dauber in a circular motion.
gives you this cool effect at the end. I love how it looks like sunlight dancing off the water.
Then of course you want to mat it and frame it…..
I like to keep my matting and framing really simple when I have a super busy art piece and I always pick colors I used in my piece
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