WOW…this piece is seriously one of my favorites. I played with a lot
of images before I settled on all these components coming together.
First, I selected the Jing stamp and colored her on Copic X-Press It
card stock using a variety of Copic Markers. I added LuminArte
Twinkling H20s in Guatemalan Green, and Apricot Nectar to the flowers
in Jing’s hair. I then very carefully cut her out. I used a black
copic marker to carefully outline the sides so that the white cut line
wasn’t visible. I set her aside while I prepared the canvas panel.
of images before I settled on all these components coming together.
First, I selected the Jing stamp and colored her on Copic X-Press It
card stock using a variety of Copic Markers. I added LuminArte
Twinkling H20s in Guatemalan Green, and Apricot Nectar to the flowers
in Jing’s hair. I then very carefully cut her out. I used a black
copic marker to carefully outline the sides so that the white cut line
wasn’t visible. I set her aside while I prepared the canvas panel.
For the canvas panel, I used a variety of Liquitex and Golden acrylic
paints in coordinating colors. I then used Dylusions sprays again
in coordinating colors. Finally I used Gelatos by Faber Castell. I
was able to create texture by using the foam dot brush in water to
remove the Dylusions and to add Gelatos. I used Matte Medium to
carefully add Jing to the canvas paying close attention to not allow
the Matte Medium onto the front. I added the canvas letters from
Prima (love) after carefully adding Dylusions inks. I hand lettered
“Real” onto Copic EX-Press it and carefully cut out. I adhered “love”
and “real” to the canvas panel and then hand lettered the remaining
phrase directly to the canvas using a Faber Castell PITT pen.
Now it was time to add the flowers. I opened up all my flower
packages and went to town carefully layering. Because I don’t
initially glue the embellishments down, I usually photograph my final
arrangement, remove them from the canvas and then using the photo
carefully build the piece back up. I absolutely adore this piece
and have plans on framing her in a 3D frame (so that then flowers
don’t get smashes) and displaying her in my living room.
Enjoy!
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