It's already day 3 of the Creative Chemistry Class. Today was Archival ink on the program along with alcohol inks. And today we had another 3 techniques, and therefore 3 different tags.
Now, for my tags. First one is the alcohol ink agetes technique, I only have 4 colors of alcohol ink and 4 mixatives ones. Despite that, you can do a lot with these colors. Luckily they go together very well.
The second tag is the archival resist technique. Unfortunately I have no bright archival colors and had to do it with coffee and sepia. With these dark colors the resist technique is hard to see, which is why I used the watermark resist. Everything went well until I stamped those men. Because it is such a smooth surface, they shifted and it became an ugly mess. The second attempt was more successful, but the men still did shift a bit. Why can those guys sit still for one moment?
The last technique is the stamping with reflections technique. I have embossing folders, but I'm not with a lot of blank. That's not true, I do have one, but that one is of Christmas. I have one picked out the most blank. Then select a stamp that was suited and that remained visible.
It's so nice to do all techniques completely by the book. This way I learn how I can do it better. Despite the many demos I've seen online by Tim, in class he explains the why and everything. The why is very important to understand what I'm doing.
Thank you for stopping by! Love to see you next time!
Hugs,
Sandra
17 comments:
Love them all Sannie! I particularly like the embossed one - it looks like shafts of light coming through an open door.
Really enjoyed your tags. Nice job! It shows you don't have to have a lot of colors to make an impact!
Very cool again! Love those tags and the different techniques on each one!
You have done a fantastic job and I love your alcohol ink one. Those blessed men cause me much grief too...skew, slip, miss-print, you name it, I have done it with them! I am now going to try the Watermark resist, I thought of it, but now I have seen it I am off to my desk!
LOVE your tags!
I agree with you. i have gone thorough all his on-line videos and even all the two peas in a bucket videos plus a brief Christmas tag class and never could figure out. Super class and your tags look great.
Wauw mooi zeg Sandra!!!!
Ik vind ze allemaal stuk voor stuk SUPER MOOI.
Groetjes Patricia
Wow, Sandra! I did not even open the link today and look at you! Each tag is gorgeous, but I am really interested in the technique for the last one! Too darn cool!
Awesome Sandra! Fantabulous backgrounds in each of your tags. I don't know what colors you used but I truly enjoy seeing your art. HUGS
Wow ...How good they are....awesome!
Oh dear heart - you are putting me to shame - shame on me. I will try some of these tomorrow. Your tags are gorgeous - absolutely grand. I find that I still need stuff that he talks about - let me check out my goodie box again from a special friend that knew I probably did not have any thing to use!!!!! I watched some of lesson #3 today before I had to leave. I am learning a lot. so interesting. Sandra your tags are gorgeous! Okay, I am off to look at your other post and then I will watch all of #3.
Sandy
Hi again Sannie!! Thanks for sharing that link about Thumblinky, I really appreciate it! Absolutely, I would love to give it a try!! It is a lot easier for people to scan than just a list of text--I keep meaning to do something like this but I get distracted all the time! Oh my ... thanks again and hope you have a great day!!
Wat zijn ze mooi geworden! Die workshop is echt helemaal voor jou gemaakt, helemaal jouw ding! leuk hoor!!
Liefs,
Leintje*
love your tags. The embossed tag looks fabulous.
All of your tags are awesome Sandra...love your style!
Wow!! All of them are gorgeous but that last one is stunning!
Wow!! All of the tags are gorgeous but that last one is stunning!
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