Showing posts with label Golden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Golden. Show all posts

Monday, May 24, 2021

Blooming Ideas

๐ŸŽ•๐Ÿ’œBlooming Ideas Denim Jacket๐Ÿ’œ๐ŸŽ•

Hello again, Patti here to share my hand painted denim jacket.

For this project I used: 


Step 1:
To begin this project I stamped my images onto newsprint and cut them out so I could play with the design and placement on the jacket.


Step 2:
Once I had finalized my design placement, I took a picture and printed the picture out so I could remember where I had placed the images.


Step 3:
I mixed the Titanium White paint with the GAC according to directions. Then I put a generous amount of the paint mixture onto my stamp buddy. 


Step 4:
I stamped the images on my jacket using the stamp buddy and paint mixture.
 


Step 5:
I let the paint dry thoroughly, and then heat set it with my iron.

Step 6:
I started to paint in the colors, deciding along the way which colors I wanted where. 




Step 7:
Once all the paint on the jacket was completely dry, I again heat set with my iron, and my jacket was complete!


๐Ÿ’œ๐ŸŽ•Thank you so much for following along !๐ŸŽ•๐Ÿ’œ

Love and Laughter,
Patti

Monday, August 31, 2020

Go + See + Explore - Art Journal Spread



Hello, everyone! It's Laura, back on the blog today. I am sharing another art journal spread, but one with a little different feel this time. 
This project did not start as a journal spread. In fact, I had planned to only make an assortment of tags. But once I started going, this is the direction it led!
I really wanted to try stamping with ArtFoamies and acrylic paint into the gloss sprays. I thought it might make a cool, grungy effect, and I think I was right! I really loved how it turned out! Incidentally, I had some extra spray/paint on one of the foamies, and ended up stamping it on a tag, since it was the closest thing. When I sprayed that tag, the paint and spray I had stamped acted as a resist, and I think it made the result even cooler! 
Going back to the tags, I love the way the white ink from the Moonlight Duos pops on the dark background. I've tried a number of white inks, and this is the only one I have ever been happy with. 


Supplies:

Dina Wakley Media Journal - Black
Dina Wakley Media Gloss Sprays - Marine, Aloe, Olive, Mineral, Carnation, Lemon, Fuchsia, Apricot
Dina Wakley Media Arylic - Turquoise
DecoArt Media Fluid Acrylic - Titanium White
White Tag
Black Archival Ink
Burlap
Vintage Book Papers
Letter stamps (cheap set from Michael's)
Golden Matte Gel Medium 


Check out the process video below!


I hope you feel inspired to try using your supplies in different ways! 



 

Thursday, October 2, 2014

"Three Horses in a Corner" Acrylic painting by Teresa Cox Kolar of Sweet Mare Studio


Hello Fellow Creative Ones! :-D
 This is Teresa Cox Kolar of Sweet Mare Studio 
and I am truly pleased and honored to 
return to the RubberMoon blog as a guest artist.
My last post was in February. It is exciting to be back for a visit! 
Today I will show you how to create the painting below 
"Three Horses In A Corner."

"There Horses In A Corner"
Acrylic painting


1.Your Painting Surface

 You will need a 12x12 inch artist panel, 3/4" deep 
or any other size you might prefer.
This panel is made by Ampersand and is wonderful
 to work on as it is a hard surface, perfect for stenciling. 
I also enjoy the texture as it so closely resembles real canvas. 
Cloth-like texture on a super sturdy surface-perfect!

2. Your Under Painting

For this step you will need the following acrylic paints and one brush:
Burnt Sienna
Manganese Blue Hue
Naples Yellow Hue
Wide, flat, scrubby, inexpensive paint brush
The brands I use are Golden and Liquitex. 
Other brands should work just fine too.

3. The Final Details

Various handmade stencils. I have drawn
 and cut out  my own stencils in the 
shapes of a horse, bird, oval.
Feel free to create any designs that you prefer.
For my stencils I used a manila folder. For the smaller white circles
I used the RubberMoon Organic Circle Stamp #TK6F. For the triangle designs I used the stencil shown. I found it at Michael's Art Store.
Paint colors for these final detail were Burnt Sienna, Gray, Blue Gray, White and Cobalt Turquoise.

VOILA!!
"Three Horses In A Corner"

Many thanks for taking a look at my tutorial. I hoped you enjoyed it.
Happy painting and creating!!
Please feel free to visit my Etsy page where you will 
find more of my work. 
All the very best,
Teresa