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In all of our Zoom meet ups, we all did many of those techniques on paper…I am doing the art classes on plain old lined composition paper…once dry, the paper stiffens up and is perfect for things like masterboards, ATCs, notecards, etc.
You should watch the video on when to use gesso, gel, etc. Some are used to protect pieces, others to allow markers and inks, etc. I think that link is in the paper craftalong from last year?
I use tons of spray bottles of water and liquid inks as well…I like the drips and smears…also, you need to see what coloring things react with water and which don’t…stamp inks as well…and what alcohol wipes will smear off stuff and what won’t…I have markers that are permanent and some that will drip with water…it is a learning process…
I also don’t have tons of wall space, so I use the pieces we do for backgrounds…ATCs and notecards, mostly!
It’s the first day of Alisa Burke’s online class “chasing freedom.” I posted it here a while ago and several of us signed up! Today’s class/prompt is “one line.”
So, while I’m totally loving the Chasing Freedom classes, I feel like all I’m doing is making backgrounds. I feel like I need a “companion” series to finish these pages. Though maybe she’ll layer techniques on top of these later? To cover or not to cover…
I know what you mean, I’m not doing that class series but once you’ve got a masterboard cut up, what then? I’m not a fan or script over art most of the time so I use them for card fronts. I did make some 4X6 pieces for the current swap and one seems to need some thing more… what to do about that? What are you thinking Abbee, got any ideas?
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She says in her welcome that they will be used later for layering techniques…I also want to “finish” them, but am just leaving them for now