What happens when inspiration strikes, you have a stack of cardstock and palette of paint?This is just a portion of the prints I pulled following some of the steps outlined by Michelle Ward at the GPP Street Team Crusade blog.
Michelle says you can use tyvek to make a mask. I bought packs of plastic masks for pennies in the clearance aisle at Hobby Lobby a few months ago. They work great for this technique. I like the results so much that I would even spend the time to cut my own. ;-)
Following are some of my favorite results....
Better go over to the crusade blog and learn more. You have to try this!
11 comments:
I am catching up on posts this morning and am loving all the eye candy in your last few. It looks as if you are just having a grand time playing! Have to admit that these butterflies are my favorites!
Beautiful result !!! Love how the butterfly looks !!
Wow Regina! I love butterflies :-)
and yours are very pretty! Thank you to visit my blog.
Oh, I think these are beautiful!
Awesome butterflies You always inspire me.
Wonderful the way you came up with so many different ways to use the butterflies - beautiful!
THis was my first visit to your blog, love your work!
stunning! love them all! thanks for sharing.
Regina - what a glorious flock of butterflies! Love seeing the pile of prints, and really love the close-ups. The simple mask yields complicated looking results and if we weren't in on the secret we would wonder: how'd she do that? Very cool! Thanks for continuing the play and sharing it with the team.
Great prints! Thanks for visiting my blog! Helen
I fell in love with creating art when I took my first printing class. This looks like a really interesting technique.
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