Firstly I went back to my research images and sketched a few patterns in my sketch book.

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I then used a basic flour and water mix to create a paste and coloured it using Brusho and powder paints. The mixture spread well on the paper, but took a very long time to dry. I used a mixture of plain and previously coloured papers for the BG's, and tried out a couple that I'd already worked with similar theme.

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The papers curled considerably while drying and the only way I found of uncurling them was to apply some heat with the hair dryer and then staple the samples to mount board.
Once dried I applied some metallic rub-ons, Treasure Gold and Cosmic shimmer mist.
As usual my favourite sample was the last one I did in my sketch book with some of the extra paste.

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That would be because the pressure was off when you were playing with the leftover in your sketchbook ;)
ReplyDeletegood that you managed the glop! You didn't mention lumps so I am assuming you skills at white sauce making are better than mine!!! Like you I like the sketchbook one and the zig-zag bluey one especially.
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