Let dry and repeat two more times. On the third time, add a small amount of brown alcohol ink.
Place gold alcohol ink on a toothbrush and platter the paper with a fine splatter of gold flecks.
I love the look of this one:
Friday, June 18, 2010
Book Study - Lapis Lazuli
On NGS group, we are studying Julia Andrus' book "Paper Transformed", this week we are studying the section "Lapis Lazuli". This technique uses alcohol inks to imitate the look of Lapis Lazuli. Drizzle three shades of blue alcohol inks on to a felt applicator and pounce over glossy paper.
Let dry and repeat two more times. On the third time, add a small amount of brown alcohol ink.
Place gold alcohol ink on a toothbrush and platter the paper with a fine splatter of gold flecks.
I love the look of this one:
Let dry and repeat two more times. On the third time, add a small amount of brown alcohol ink.
Place gold alcohol ink on a toothbrush and platter the paper with a fine splatter of gold flecks.
I love the look of this one:
This technique could be addictive since it is so gorgeous. Thanks
ReplyDeleteChrissy Bornfleth
I love this one. It looks fabbo.I just bought the book today so will have to try this out for myself.
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