Day 8 of AEDM! I picked up some Radiant Rain inks at Art is You last month. Here’s what I like: they are vibrant, have some sparkle, and react with water. So when I had a gesso’d page covered with blue Radiant Rain I decided to use my raindrop stencil from Julie Balzer. I put the stencil down and sprayed with water. Then rolled a paper towel over it to remove the water and some of the ink. It gave the drops a great texture.
OK, this is why I like dropping in on your blog so often! =D What a great idea!! (I’ll bet this would work with Distress Stains and Inks too. I’m totally trying that today.) Gorgeous effect!
Carolyn,
Absolutely! Anything that reacts with water! Can’t wait to see your post!
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the texture on it turned out great! I like that you have words coming down with the raindrops, too.
~Dawn
rain, rain, don’t go away! Love your raindrops!
I love your work… thanks for sharing how you achieved the texture on the raindrops… The products look like fun to work with! Beautiful job! 🙂 Kris
Great texture and technique!
Brilliant idea and the result is wonderful!
Gwen xx
OK, this is why I like dropping in on your blog so often! =D What a great idea!! (I’ll bet this would work with Distress Stains and Inks too. I’m totally trying that today.) Gorgeous effect!
Absolutely! Anything that reacts with water! Can’t wait to see your post!
oh what a wonderful journal Carolyn!!! your raindrops look wonderful….I love your work!!!!
Love the shimmer of the radiant rains! Nice! 🙂
Oh, my!! Such beautiful color in your work-love it. Can’t wait to see more.
xo
lynn
i love your concept and the way you have executed it. 🙂
xoxo
Ida
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