I'm involved in a workshop to make backgrounds using mixed media techniques. Then we scan them and use them in a digital piece. The background on this is the green. It's made by mixing green acrylic paint with embossing paste and then spreading it on a piece of lutradur. Then I pressed an embossing plate (leaves) into it and let it dry thoroughly. I'll do more with the background - this is just the digital part of the assignment. The cactus is a Dover royalty-free image - I removed the background and then filled in the pieces.
Sunday, February 8, 2009
Art-ography #17
I'm involved in a workshop to make backgrounds using mixed media techniques. Then we scan them and use them in a digital piece. The background on this is the green. It's made by mixing green acrylic paint with embossing paste and then spreading it on a piece of lutradur. Then I pressed an embossing plate (leaves) into it and let it dry thoroughly. I'll do more with the background - this is just the digital part of the assignment. The cactus is a Dover royalty-free image - I removed the background and then filled in the pieces.
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Oh this is such a lovely creation, so interesting to read how you created it too! Digital art is something I hope to learn more about some day.
ReplyDeleteI just had to stop by and say how thrilled I am to be the lucky winner of your lovely padfolio for the OWOH event! It really is beautiful, can't wait to see it in person. Thank you so much for sharing your creativity!
Brightest of Blessings to you and yours!
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ReplyDeletecome on over and see what I'm talking about
http://jjolt.blogspot.com/2009/02/6th-folder-6th-picture.html