Rubber Dance Art Stamps - Blog

 Hi arty friends, How are you? I've been playing with some brand new stamps, aren't they lovely? I started by swiping some Distress Oxides on my craft mat, spritzing with water, then dipping my stamps in the ink and stamping on a piece of mixed media paper. I really like the multi-coloured effect you can get like this. I used black ink to stamp the leaf shape across the page. Next I used some Distress Crayons in matching colours to add some mark making and pops of colour. I used the same swiping technique to create a pink/orange background, dried it and then stamped some flowers, which I cut out. I also decided to use one of the other stamps from the set on a green gelliprint that was on my desk, then cut out the shapes. Finally I assembled all the elements on the background until I was happy with the design and then glued everything down.  Naturally I also added a quote! I hope you love these new stamps as much as I do. Until next time,  Hugs from Angie x Stamps used: Pe...

  Hi, I'm Vero (@Vero.kt) and welcome to today's inspiration. How's everybody ?I've been playing with some of the new  Rubber Dance   designs to create a page in my Junk Journal, I hope you like it.                   I have used,   Mix a sentiments 3  ,    Pencil marks 4   and   Mixed media marks . I have used different sheets, wrapping paper, notebook paper, silk and hand cut, in the photo you can appreciate them better. Later I prepare these papers to work with wet media, so I apply a layer of clear  gesso, if the one you have is white, it would also be worth it, I use a dryer to speed up drying, and I apply pigments with a fan brush and make them react with water. On my work table I mix pigments with water and add them to the stamps to be able to stamp and obtain a watercolor effect. Now it's time to stamp with inks in tones similar to the background. And to add depth. imprin...