I will say this for SOC so far - the colors have been BRIGHT! This week it's lime green and purple. I seem to mostly be making backgrounds for these challenges, and will use them up in various things eventually.
I started out with a lime green painted background, then scraped some heavy gel medium mixed with purple paint thru a stencil but it bled and oozed. :-( Ugh. But I'll use it for a postcard with something over the smeared areas.
Unhappy with the oozing, I painted a piece of watercolor paper with purple paint, let it dry, then scraped modeling paste mixed with line green paint thru a stencil. Very cool textured background and no bleeding. The thicker modeling paste is the trick.
You can see that there is a bit of color difference between the green squares on the upper 2/3s of the card and the bottom third. The top was done with Liquitex modeling paste, the bottom with Liquitex coarse texture gel. They both have a lot of texture but obviously absorb the paint differently.
I also scraped a bit of leftover green modeling paste onto the lime card and pressed a stencil into it. That has possibilities.
Great colors, ones I don't use much, at least the purple, but I like them and will use them again. Maybe gelli prints this afternoon??
Actualy, I like the oozed effect. It gives it character. I like both pieces though =).
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Love the second one! I am happy with these colors for this week -- can't wait to get started on them!
ReplyDeleteI really love the second one :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat backgrounds for many uses! I love the second one!
ReplyDeletevery cool. I love modeling paste, but I always forget I can add paint to it! adding to list of things I want to do this week....
ReplyDeleteLove your 2nd piece - so eye-catching & great way you have combined the colours!
ReplyDeleteOH colored molding paste is such a great idea! I'll have to keep that one in my back pocket as an idea for future use. Thanks!!
ReplyDeletelovely patterns and colors ~
ReplyDeleteNow, didn't this turn out great!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love your 2nd piece, I'd happily hang that on my wall as it
ReplyDeleteLove these, especially the second one. Love this colour combination!
ReplyDeleteI like them both L - the squares on the second are my favorite - like how it turned out....
ReplyDeletefabulous !
ReplyDeleteWOWW!! They are so gorgeous!! I'm in LOVE with the second one, looks similar to a stain glass! Great experiments!
ReplyDeleteInteresting backgrounds, love the second one!
ReplyDeleteI like the way the paint bled under the stencil - it adds interesting depth :)
ReplyDeleteSecond is my favorite it's so bright !
ReplyDeleteI love the second one best - very zingy and bright!
ReplyDeleteLovely designs! <3
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ReplyDeleteIt is wonderful to have backgrounds made for future projects. I always say I will do that...but I rarely have! Good for you! And, great layering textures using these challenging colors!
ReplyDeletelovely patterns.
ReplyDeleteGreat backgrounds, they will be fun to use!! :) These colours were out of my comfort zone as well, but in the end I enjoyed the challenge.
ReplyDeleteI love them both! The oozing looks wonderful!!!!! I love the "imperfect" look!
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