Some more transparency transfers..."Temptress"
..."Arise"....
Now a couple of atc's using shrink plastic as I have another class on this tonight at Scraptivate....this first one is a terrible scan, sorry 'bout that....you just about need sunglasses to look at it in the flesh and yes, it's not my usual colours once again...can you say BRIGHT!!! The image down the bottom left is the shrink plastic stamped image and then coloured with chalks, boy do they intensify when it's shrunk!!!
Don't send the spelling police after me.....I forgot to change the spelling of "color" from the US spelling to the Aussie version - "colour" on the quote....
Another shrink plastic atc, this time the image was printed onto the shrink plastic (white) with my inkjet printer, then shrunk...you just have to keep your fingers off the ink as it'll smudge until it's shrunk. "Awaken...breathe"...
Lastly, this is an atc made for a swap leaving here shortly (promise!!!) to someone over East. It's a watercolour tube paint fresco technique with one of my favourite zetti stamps.
Lastly, this is an atc made for a swap leaving here shortly (promise!!!) to someone over East. It's a watercolour tube paint fresco technique with one of my favourite zetti stamps.
6 comments:
spelling police hehe i'm surrounded by brits and irish, didn't realize you do colour as well. and wait, you do put your shrink plastic into the printer? without breaking? hmhm love the colored atc :)
loved seeing these the other day, privileged to be able to see (and touch) them irl. 'arise' is def my favorite. :)
These are just beyond beautiful! WONDERFUL colours(hehe) and the faces are just terrific! Great work and tutorials. Your sharing of techniques is a tribute to your art,
Linda
Hi Kelsey!! Just love these ATC you have created
I'll get around to trying the inkjet transfer/transparency tech one day...love the 'awaken' shrink jet image. And you've just gotta love Zetti.
Cheers!
I like your techniques. I would love to work on this techniques. So hopefully you will be share some more classical stuff with us.
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