that doesn't mean you shouldn't consider
the possibilities of paint on your projects.
If you are an "everything in its place"
kind of scrapper, painting might be a challenge at times.
Just remember that one of the most liberating aspects
of adding paint to your layouts is that it doesn't have to be controlled.
Everything can still have a place while also being a little "displaced."
There's no need to stay within the lines.
In fact, it's when paint ventures outside of the lines
that it lends a bit of funk and charm to pages.
To create the background for the page below,
I painted and stamped in layers.
I brushed a coat of Fire Engine Red over the back of a lined stamp,
and stamped the image nine times,
adding a little more paint as the image became lighter.
I repeated this process with Grammie Berry and Luscious Lilac,
stamping over the original image,
and not worrying whether the lines overlapped.
A bit of Vertigre Vibez action
added a kind of "coffee stain" effect on the background.
I went a little paint-crazy on the next layout,
and didn't worry for a moment
about staying in the lines.
with Fire Engine Red and Blue By U paint.
by brushing paint on the edge of a thick card
(a piece of cardstock, cardboard, or fakey junk-mail credit card would work, too)
If you've got paint all over your fingers (and not just your layouts),
consider yourself one happy scrapper.
5 comments:
Love these pages...especially "The Coffee Dance"!
Love it! I need to try more paint on my projects!
Are you freaking kidding me? Man, I love these layouts and I love your style! Thank you for inspiring me, Jill!!
Just when I thought I've seen it done every which way possible in terms of paints and mists, you come along and blast the colorful world open again!!
Jill you know exactly how to kick it up a notch or two. I love how your creative brain works! AMAZING!!!
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