I just couldn’t stop
playing around with this weeks challenge. I really wanted to try another of the
new techniques that I learned at Tangle U. Molly brought us a “gift” as she
called it, from Maria and Rick. She
showed us how to work on the black tiles using a “wash” of Zenstone on top
first. You can see Maria using it in her
work here. The first one is from my time at Tangle U and uses a black micron on
top of the ghosting of Zenstone. Of course I couldn’t leave well enough alone….
I had to many of those, what ifs, running around in my head. My what would happen, for this one was, to
add some colored pencil to it also. I used the Irojiten colored pencils from
Tombow for the colored parts.
Here was my next
experiment using this technique, and the, i am the diva challenge for this
week. I ghosted the tile first and this time used a Sakura glaze pen, which
gives a very shiny black line. I also used a silver Uniball pen, and both gold
and bronze colored Slicci pens for accents. The shading added here and there
was done with Caran d’Ache supracolor II soft colored pencils. I love how this
one turned out. It reminds me of a bunch of pulley systems.
Thank you all for your lovely comments!
Here is to a great rest of the week, Happy Hump Day!
What a fantastic effect!
ReplyDeleteThat is soooooo cool! I love the effect, as well as your choice of colors and the circle tile!
ReplyDeleteLooks great. Did not hear as much about this technique as the embossing one.
ReplyDeleteWow, wow, I love these!!!
ReplyDeleteReally wonderful effects - works so well in the colours of the first, delicate tile and adds a great 'metallic' effect on the industrial feel of the second tile. Great work, Kate! Axxx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous work, Kate! Love, LOVE them both.
ReplyDeleteThese are so beautiful and what a great new way to use the black tiles. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing!
ReplyDeleteWOW! I love the zenstone wash with the black pen over it. I am going to have to try that now!
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