Whale wishes by Ellie Knol

 


A collage of the whale today, with diecuts and adhered to a watercolor background. 



When the watercolor was still wet, I put household foil on top of it until it was dry. 
That makes for the beautiful structure in the background. 



The images were fussycut to make them stand out more. 

The whale looks quite happy. 


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