This morning I tested a new technique for me, Sanded Pencil Background, from SplitcoastStampers!
Lightly scrape the sandpaper with a sharpened water-soluble pencil , allowing the pigment dust to fall into the wet areas. Where the paper is wet, the pigment will stick and lightly bleed.
I made a background for this sweet tree stamp from Magenta !
Thanks
Love this Birgit! Beautiful!
SvaraRaderaDear Birgit!
SvaraRaderaIt's great! Your picture is very coherent and I like it absolutely.
For a few days I have been dealing with acrylic paints. In Pinterest I found the one stroke technique of Donna Dewberry and I fell in love with this technique. Since then, I've been practicing diligently and have already created some cards in this technique.
If you would like to see them, just click ---> to my Stempelgaudi ; and scroll down here; it has any pages with color painting.
I would be very happy about your visit
and wish you much fun with the painting.
Kind regards from Germany = from Mainz on the beautiful Rhine river
Momo
Fun technique thank you for sharing your beautiful card x
SvaraRaderaA wonderful scene and beautifully executed as ususal Birgit and the little bits of watercolour pencil using the sandpaper technique look very pretty giving it a very interesting textural look. Thank you for explaining how you did this. x
SvaraRaderaGreat idea! Thanks for sharing!
SvaraRadera