This week's Diva Challenge (#209) was to "Make it Green." I am currently experimenting with various colored liquids (coffee, tea, wine) and stencils to pre-dye tiles and use the stencils for my string, so I decided to try one of my green tea applications and Jenny Perruzzi's Zencils stencils (get them on etsy.com) Can't tell you my methodology yet, working it up for a class...shhh...top secret.
The whole tile is done in Gelly Roll pen this time. I laid down the metallic green first, and discovered my trusty Micron didn't like it, so I broke out the black Gelly...and ta-da...it worked great. tried to shade with a Tombow and blender, but that smeared a little, so went with General's Chalk Pastel Pencils instead.
Off to prep some more tiles!
Oh, and study for an Exercise Physiology test...
Stay Crazy My Friends!
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ReplyDeleteLike your knot. Like the Meers running through the one rectangle and I like the bronze metallic. Is that a gel pen or a Sharpie?
ReplyDeleteLove your tile. Green and gold goes so well together.
ReplyDeleteLove your tile. Green and gold goes so well together.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!! It has a tribal feeling and I love that.
ReplyDeletePretty! I like how Meer really seems to start low (down in the sardine can? :-) must be the excellent shading!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful and harmonious tile!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful beautiful tile! Love it!
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