There’s a new column up on the StencilGirl® Talk blog!
In it, I share a video in which you can see me experiment with printing a still life inspired by food photography and the 17th-century Dutch master painters.
Go to the StencilGirl® Talk Blog to read the column and to see the complete list of stencils, masks and materials used!
It’s my turn on the n*Studio blog today! Which means that it’s time to share last month’s project with you here! In fact, I have two to share this time, because I seem to have missed one…
Each Day is a New Adventure
Last month the n*Studio Creative Squad was asked to try something new in our art-making.
I had just bought a brand new set of Ecoline Brush Pens, and I decided to break them in on this little journal page, using some of Nathalie’s stamps.
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White cardstock (I used A4 size)
Acrylic paint
StazOn Jet Black
Silhouette electronic cutting machine (mine is an antique, but it’s similar to the current Silhouette Portrait)
Adhesive
Scanner
Black pen
Please note that though almost all stamps were given to me, I will not benefit from any sales generated by the links!