Soul sisters By Wendy Aspinall

WELCOME BACK! I'm Wendy Aspinall of Bliss Angels Studio here to share with you my latest project using ArtFoamies I love the Good hair Art Foamie. It makes the production of a lifelike figure so much easier to do. Yes, you can print it as is and color it in but you can push the Art Foamie a little more to produce a stunning image.

Supplies for today's project include:

• Kae Pea | Good Hair Day | Foam Stamp
• White pre gesso canvas 20x10
• Clear watercolor grounds
• Brown water soluble crayon
• White fine tip Posca paint pen
• Brown Stabilo pencil
• Watercolor paints
• Brush marker Pro pens
• Paper towel

My canvas was pre-gesso and pre-painted with clear watercolor grounds and left overnight to dry.
Spray the ArtFoamie stamp with a fine mist of water and rub the area of the face and body with a brown water soluble crayon.

Stamp on the canvas. I stamped several figures. Let dry completely.

I added all the different hair styles and detail with burnt sienna watercolor. This color makes for a beautiful skin tone that you can layer to add more depth.

Don’t be afraid to add more color and water to let the color blend into each other. If you don’t like it , use a Thirsty Brush or a paper towel to take it away.

Also I decided I didn't like the black pattern on the necks and tops of dresses so I used isopropyl alcohol on a baby wipe to take it away.

Add lots of watercolor layers with drying time in between.
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I used a white fine tipped Posca paint pen and brown Stabilo pencil to define the eyes and outline.

When it’s completely dry , paint the sides of canvas with black acrylic. Spray a coat of Varnish to protect.

Hope you enjoyed today's project! 

Wendy 

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Love Art Doll by Wendy Aspinall

Hi everyone, it’s Wendy and I'm back again to bring you another fun project for you to try using the fabulous ArtFoamies stamps. 

Today's project features the following stamps from ArtFoamies: 

• Kae Pea | Microcosms
• Kae Pea | Good Hair Day
• Cat Kerr | This Girl
• Cat Kerr | Wonky Scallop

Do you remember your first baby doll or any doll you had as a child? Dolls have been a staple toy for young girls for years but what about big girls? Don’t we need a doll? Maybe not a baby doll but an art doll. We can share our dream with a doll to inspire and enjoy.

So I give you Miss Rosebud and her open heart. She’s made with very simple supplies, some cotton or linen material. Acrylic paints in all your favorite colors. Some stuffing. Some thread to sew her together. 

And some of your favorite ArtFoamies face stamps and patterned stamps. And a pinch of wonder and imagination. So pull your stamps and supplies together and watch the video.

Additional Supplies

• A yard of cotton or linen material in cream or white
• Acrylic paints
• Fiber fill
• Scraps of materials and ribbons / lace
• Charms, bits and bobs or buttons
• Thread for sewing
• Sewing machine
• Paint brushes
• Scissors
• And also the free with order heart stamp

Thank you for watching and I hope you will give the Love Art dolls a try.

Hugs!

Wendy

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