This technique is actually quite simple. Simply use a dry paint brush and dab it into some acrylic paint directly from the bottle and lightly swipe it on the edges of the photograph. It's also creating a distressing effect to the photograph as well. I love this effect and I will definitely use this technique again in some of my future layout.
Tuesday, January 1, 2008
Blending using Acrylic Paint
This is one of the recent technique that I've used in my latest layout titled "Fun" in my family gallery. I've tried to blend the photograph with the it's background card stock.
This technique is actually quite simple. Simply use a dry paint brush and dab it into some acrylic paint directly from the bottle and lightly swipe it on the edges of the photograph. It's also creating a distressing effect to the photograph as well. I love this effect and I will definitely use this technique again in some of my future layout.
This technique is actually quite simple. Simply use a dry paint brush and dab it into some acrylic paint directly from the bottle and lightly swipe it on the edges of the photograph. It's also creating a distressing effect to the photograph as well. I love this effect and I will definitely use this technique again in some of my future layout.
Irene this is a beautiful LO! I love the distressing technique that you used it was a beautiful dreamy and futuristic feel to it!
ReplyDeleteAwesome work! thanks for sharing!
amazing work as always !!!
ReplyDeleteWOW....another stunning LO. Can't wait to give this one a try.
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog, and I'm blown away by your work! Wow!! Thanks for sharing your techniques. I don't think I can come close to your stuff, but I'll have fun trying!
ReplyDeleteJanna