
The first 3 are acrylic paint scraped onto the paper with a credit card. The rest are all gelli plate using masks and the end of a paint brush to dab paint on.
Substrate is scrap paper from work - heavy white paper dividers and used file folders.

Well, it's amazing how much paint is actually in a bottle that feels practically empty. I kept rolling on, printing off, but still the paint kept coming. I did manage to use of 2 of the 5, so that helped some.
These are most likely destined for postcard backgrounds.

Wow, Leslie, these are fabulous! I especially love the dotted papers -- must try that!
ReplyDeleteReally like the last two green ones. Great job, L. Hugs.
ReplyDeleteLove the dots!
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Leslie, these are beautiful! I love the first set, especially #1. and the green ones at the end. And thank you for being so generous.
ReplyDeleteA-MAZ-ing! great colors and shapes and perfect p/c backgrounds. I like using my gelli prints for that as well....you've really got some scrapey goodness goin' on here! Inspired me once again and if I can find some time this weekend, gelli is coming out again..........
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