Tuesday, 19 June 2012

Green

I had fun with this because I rarely work with just one color - and I love green! On a tag made of water color paper, I sprayed a thin layer of a light bright green. After that, I used alcohol ink in a deeper green to deepen areas of the tag. Next I stamped the tag with a deep green ink using a stamp that has a vein-like appearance. Last, I used markers and drew a dandelion - yes a weed, but such a pretty lacy weed. I think it turned out well but later decided to emboss it to add some depth. I didn't like it quite as much after embossing it, so I was glad that I took the first pictures, too. You choose which you like more.
original
Embossed


17 comments:

  1. Love both of them, but the first one takes my vote, although I love the second too! x

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  2. Beautiful ! I like both before and and after the embossing effect.

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  3. I'd vote for the top tag because I like lighter green better, but both are really nice. Great use of one color!

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  4. I like the process you went through and I too prefer the first one :0)

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  5. Both tags are great but my favourite is the first one. Some times less is more.

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  6. I like the original one like you. Also thanks for telling us how you did it. I must investigate some of the techniques people use more.
    Lynn

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  7. Gorgeous...love the embossed effect.. but my fav is the first..... simply lovely... Hugs May x x x

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  8. I vote for the first one too! Both gorgeous though, Carolyn x

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  9. Both are very beautiful, but I think the first one does it for me! I think the paler colours suit the delicacy of the dandelion. Lovely, lovely work.

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  10. Yep, the first one gets my vote as well, love the airiness of it.

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  11. Love them both but the non-embossed one gets my vote too!

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  12. I love both two! and I love the dandelion clock stamp x

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  13. These are so delicate, hard to see the embossing effect in the photo but it adds some depth.

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  14. Both are great, but the first one wins for me, Jane xx

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  15. Yes, the first one gets my vote as well, but love 'em both.. :)

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  16. Beautiful! I would have a hard time choosing.
    Pat x

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  17. I love the dandelion seedhead, so delicate, which is why I must say that is the reason I prefer the original tag

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