Friday Chat with Pat
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A Little about the paints...
There are three different and unique products in the
line. The Sorbets are a Dimensional Medium that are transluscent
and have a subtle sparkle that is just beautiful. They resist the
Colorations Sprays.
The Velvets are matte and slightly less translucent.
They also resist the Colorations sprays.
The Clear Coats are translucent gel mediums that
have either a gold, silver, iridescent or frost pearl finish.
Again, they resist the Colorations sprays when dried.
The Colorations are Matte sprays that can be used on
any porous surface.
All of the paints and sprays may be air dried, or
dried with a heat tool.
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Win a $75 Shopping Spree!
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Submit your work using any Art Anthology spray,
paint, or stencil along with Technique Junkies Stamps to phuntoon@optonline.net
by May 31st.
The best entry will win a $75.00 shopping spree --
and an additional entry will be chosen randomly from the remainder
of the entries for an additional $25.00 shopping spree!
Both winners will be announced, and posted, in the
weekly TJ Inkspirations.
NOTE: ONLY
Technique Junkies Stamps (or former Stamp Camp Stamps) may be used
on contest entries. Entries using other stamps will not be valid.
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Coming Next Week...
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Stamping and Coloring Vintage and Realistic Stamps
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Dear Pat,
Sometimes you try a new product and just simply fall
in love. It has been like that for me with the Art Anthology
line of products. The Dimensional Mediums and Stencils are a
perfect marriage with stamps. I love that I can use them for an
elegant look, or for something more grungy, both with gorgeous
effects.
I have two Techniques below, and there will be more
ideas posted to my blog (patstamps.blogspot.com) and the
Design Team Blog (techniquejunkies.blogspot.com)
over the course of this week. We have plenty of ideas for you!
Don't forget that the Sensational Stencils CD is filled with plenty
of ideas, too.
I would love to share my love for these with you!
All of the Art Anthology products will be 10% off until next Friday
(4-24-15). Read on for some tutorials, and then consider joining
our contest for a $75.00 shopping spree, too!
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Color and Resist
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This is a technique that we are doing
as a Make and Take in our booth all this year (with a couple of
exceptions).
Start by stamping an image in cardstock (we
are using a tag here) in StazOn ink. Our Example uses Let's Face It 1 from
the Palettini Line.
As an
optional step, the hair, lips and eyes of the stamp
were painted to add interest. The beauty of the Art Anthology
paints is that they resist the Spray Colorations Limeaid Velvet
was used on the eyes, and Desire was
used on the lips, and Portobello was
used for her hair). they have a raised texture when dry. After the
eyes and lips are dry (you can dry them with a heat tool), Paint on
a Clear Coat (Dazzle was used
here - it has a golden sparkle). Dry with
a heat
tool or air dry.
Spray Colorations (We used Waimea Bay, Grape Soda, and Grass on our
Creation) over the entire piece, including the areas that were
previously painted. Let the spray soak in a little, then wipe
the face off with a cloth. The color from the spray will wipe right
off!
Time to bring out the stencils! To add a word,
phrase or image over the dried piece, use a Stencil brush and Sorbet
or Velvet paint (Kenyan Copper Sorbet was used
here, over the Soliloquy Stencil) to paint
through the stencil. Make certain to hold the stencil firmly.
Carefully remove the stencil and allow the piece to
dry!
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Instant Vintage
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This easy technique is one that I am
going to pull out over and over. It may be the only time that
I am happy to age instantly!
With just two Colorations sprays, Sandcastle (Salted Caramel also
works) and Raider, you can instantly add a
vintage look to your work.
To start, we stamped the Travel Documents Stamp on
our cardstock with StazOn ink.
We then sprayed the Sandcastle Colorations over the
entire piece, then spritzed two or three times randomly on the
cardstock with Raider. Use a heat tool or air dry, and complete as
desired!
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I hope you are a little inkspired by today's issue.
See you next week!
Sincerely,
Pat Huntoon
Technique Junkies LLC
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