Dose 5 - Dylusions Ink Spray Pad 101 by Dyan Reaveley

Day 4 of your Daily Dose of Dylusions - "ghosting"techniques:

Third day of Daily Dose of Dylusions - Creating backgrounds with everyday items from your kitchen:

Next technique featuring  Dylusions Ink Sprays - Layering with Stencils:

Hi Everyone,

I hope that you will all have a wonderful 2014! 

I have decided to start the year with bright colours, and what can be more colourful that the vibrant Dylusions Ink Sprays by Ranger?

Join me this week while I play with Dylusions Ink Sprays - your Daily Dose of Dylusions! 5 Techniques in 5 Days.

First technique - "colouring-in" with Dylusions. 

YouTube video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tiLXPdIMfU)

Art Journal Page – This is me…

I am always so busy being a mother, wife, daughter, friend, etc. to just be me. The thought came to me one morning to take some time to create an art journal page about me.  What I like and dislike about me.

BACKGROUND:

I collaged pieces of napkins and pages from a Telkom Phone Book (I clean my stencils and excess paint and ink in the Phone Book) for the background.

FOCAL POINT:

I placed Transfer paper under a photo of myself and “drew” my face with an embossing tool on an A4-sized canvas out of a pad.  I finished the portrait with Acrylic paints and Derwent Intense Pencils.

FINISHING TOUCHES:

I used Stencil-Art’s Daisies stencil and Gesso for the flowers and used some Distress Paints over the background and flowers once dry.  I wrote the title and journaling with white Sharpie markers and doodled around the flowers.

Art Journal Page – Flowergirl with PanPastel & Derwent Pastel Pencils.

My first Journal Page using Pastel Artist’s Supplies.  The PanPastel Artist Pastels are so easy to spread over a bigger surface and the Sofft tools make is super-easy to apply.  I found the Derwent Pastel Pencils such a pleasure to work with and it blended beautifully.  This will definitely not be my last journal page with Pastels!

BACKGROUND:

I made use of the Face Basic Stencil to draw the outline of the face and the Flowers Mixed stencil to draw the flowers all around with Ranger Perfect Medium pens. (Any Embossing Pens will work). I then made use of PanPastel Artist’s Pastels (Magenta, Orange, Turquoise, Diarylide Yellow and Bright Yellow Green) to “colour-in” the background.

FOCAL POINT:

I started “colouring-in” the face with a mixture of Permanent Red Tint and Yellow Ochre PanPastels and created the features with the Derwent Pastel Pencils which blended beautifully. Remember to use a Fixative spray to “fix” the Pastels as it will rub off over time.

FINISHING TOUCHES:

I made use of the Faber-Castel Mix & Match Pitt Artist’s Journaling Pens and Stampers Big Brush pens in assorted colours to “colour-in” the flowers and doodled around some of it.  I also wrote the title and doodled flowers and leaves around it.

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