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Use All the Liquitex Spray Paint on a Stencil step-by-step with Carolyn Dube

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Like interesting people, interesting patterns have lots of layers.  Using every drop of spray paint on the stencil gave me 2 very different looks from one stencil as the layers built up.

StencilGirl Products Stencil designed by Carolyn Dube

 

Immediately after generously spraying the Crossword stencil  with Liquitex spray paint I picked up the stencil and flipped it over onto another piece of paper for the ghost image.  I added each layer randomly so that nothing would line up.

 

 

 

Use All the Liquitex Spray Paint on a Stencil step-by-step with Carolyn Dube

 

 

Here’s a close up of the reverse or ghost print with all 3 layers built up.

 

 

 

 

Use All the Liquitex Spray Paint on a Stencil step-by-step with Carolyn Dube

 

 

The pattern from layering the stencil with all 3 layers built up.

 

 

 

I spent an afternoon playing in the sun with spray paints and can’t wait to do it again!  Time seemed to stand still and I let myself get lost in the color and play.  I just couldn’t stop…okay…I could have but didn’t want to stop.  I gave into the addiction of spray painting.

I’d love to know what supply/tools you play with that should be labeled as creatively addictive?  

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Video tutorial using rubber stamps and stencils together on a Gelli print by Carolyn Dube

Rubber stamps with stencils bring out the best in each other.  Bold  lines come from the stencil contrast the fine details of a rubber stamp.  Working together they created a quick art journal page.

There is lots of inspiration for using stencils with rubber stamps in this blog hop with Lost Coast Designs Rubber Stamps and StencilGirl Products!  All the hop details and giveaway info are at the end of this post.

Watch Using Stencils with Rubber Stamps on YouTube.

Video tutorial using rubber stamps and stencils together on a Gelli print by Carolyn Dube

 

Starting with a Gelli print.

 

 

 

 

 

Video tutorial using rubber stamps and stencils together on a Gelli print by Carolyn Dube

 

 

Fruit Pods was stamped over the entire page with Salty Ocean Distress Ink.

 

 

 

 

Video tutorial using rubber stamps and stencils together on a Gelli print by Carolyn Dube

 

 

Stenciling with the 1700’s stencil created the main image.

 

 

 

 

Video tutorial using rubber stamps and stencils together on a Gelli print by Carolyn Dube

 

Light Mandelas and a Gelli print with yellow paint created the moon.

 

 

 

 

 

Video tutorial using rubber stamps and stencils together on a Gelli print by Carolyn Dube

 

 

A layer of white paint and journaling.

 

 

 

 

Supplies Used

The prize is a$25 credit in the Lost Coast Designs store and  two 9×12 stencils (you can see them over at StencilGirl Talk)  to ONE lucky winner!

How do you win the giveaway?  Just leave a comment on my blog for a chance to win!  Want more chances to win?  You can leave a comment on each and every blog with a total of 15 chances to win!  You’ve got until Sunday, March 30th at 11:59pm CST, when the giveaway closes.

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Video showing how I used a word stencil in an art journal page by carolyn dube

No pens were harmed in the making of this art journal page!  Although it was risky to use a regular pen on paint that hadn’t dried completely, my pen made it through the ordeal as I played in my art journal with some new text stencils!

uplifting-words-stencil-carolyn-dube vintage-typewriter-alphabet-stencil-carolyn-dube

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

In the video below,  as I finish this art journal page, I share with you  how I combined  parts of words to create the text I needed.

Watch Using word stencils in a colorful art journal on YouTube.

Making this page was lots of playful fun but it was also a strong message from the muse reminding me to listen to the wisdom that often comes in soft whisper.   What messages have you been getting from your muse lately?

Stencils Used

 

Sharing with my friends at Paint Party Friday, Creative Every Day, and Art Journal Every Day.

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