WHITE INK ON BLACK CARD

White pigment ink on a black card can look spectacular, especially when combined with solid silhouette-style stamps. Lavinia stamps work perfectly.  I've used various ways to apply the ink to these cards. I'm confident this class will be much simpler than the previous one. 😏
My white pigment ink of choice is the Lawn Fawn ink pad in Yeti (always buy a re-inker!). The black pigment ink I used (after drying the white ink) is the Versafine Clair Nocturne ink. Another stand-out pigment ink. 

"Summon the bats"

"The moon made me do it"
(Sparkles added with silver Stickles.)


"Namaste"

"Good with a twist"


"Weird"
(The stamp is one of Andy Skinner's, but I 
masked out the umbrella she was holding
and gave her a fish instead.)

"Home"


"Haunt you later"
(The ghosts on the black background are ATC
size, but I turned this one into a card. The
background is from a marble rolling with
acrylic ink class I taught.)

 

WHITE STAMPING

  Kraft paper makes a great neutral base for many techniques, but none more so than this stark white colouring with simple black stamping. This is a minimalist style that doesn't need a lot of fluff to make it look good. Thanks to Andy Skinner for coming up with this style, and his stamps suit it perfectly, although other stamps work equally well. I added a little colour to the last one to see if it'd work, and yes, it does.

"Let things go"

"Cyanide"

"I don't care"

"Magic"

"Oldest thing"

"Math"