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It will run a bit but you will still have the colors and pattern underneath. If you don't seal it those colors will reactivate again the second they feel moisture.
Draw a rough sketch with pencil we are having fun here! if you want a portrait you can use a piece of carbon paper and trace over a photo
I'm going with these colors over the purple and green
I like to water them down on my palette so I can control what goes on the brush
I love the contrast using the turquoise gave the eyes. I added a bit of orange to paint her gown The Fuchsia is on her lips and really watered down on her cheeks
I diluted more orchid to go over her hair, eyebrows and eyelashes They will get more definition when I add the pen strokes
See the lashes done! I love adding an extra layer of texture I'm using the stencil to highlight several areas and composing an earring in this case
I also defined a patterned fabric on her clothes with the stencil
See the finished product!this is the left side I prepped with gesso in the beginning
See the hair, it gets an arched definition from the stencil, that one is called Viva la Art by TCW I also glues some newsprint to my background
It's fun how you can play with an underneath pattern that you used to experiment and turn it into a new thing entirely! More www.milagroscrivera.blogspot.com
- Art journal
- Used page
- Colorbursts
- Pencil
- Brushes
- Stencils
- Modeling paste
- Clear Gesso
- Pitt pen
Milagros C Rivera
Entrepreneur, mixed media artist, scrapbooker, jewelry maker, random stitcher and lover of all things pretty!
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