1. Pour assorted drawing inks onto a plastic sheet.
2. Drag card stock through the ink
Done!
I could not believe the effects that were achieved by carrying out this simple process. I have not touched up or altered the cards in any way. They are exactly as they came out! In the card on the left I see a Caterpillar under a canopy. In the middle card I see a landscape and in the card on the right I see a fat little tree and a dark moon. What can you see?
They look great!
ReplyDeleteJulie xxxxxx
So you have a result without too much trying. Well done!
ReplyDeleteWow! In that middle one I see rocks in a dessert. Thank you for the good luck wishes for Graham and his op.
ReplyDeleteLisa x
Haha, I had settled down for an in depth description!!
ReplyDeleteThere's definitely a volcanic eruption in the first one, I too can see a landscape in the second but I just love the colours in the third!
Vivienne x
Such pretty art work.
ReplyDeleteYou are funny, Simone! I don't know if I could handle such a complicated technique! :)
ReplyDeleteI love the effects you've achieved, my favorite being the landscape in the center! Very lovely!
I too can see a volcano erruting in the left picture. And a mountain sunrise in the middle. Great work!
ReplyDeleteWow, great results with such a little effort! :)
ReplyDeleteI can see mountains in th emiddle and a man in the right (the dark little spot is the head)
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COOL!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful Simone, I can see a cliff top in a pink sunset in the middle one. I see your little caterpillar:)
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a joyful process, with a lovely outcome. More, more!
ReplyDeleteThey're all wonderful. Makes me think of the Northern lights.
ReplyDeleteWonderful effects, Simone! I can see the caterpillar too! Sometimes playing with paint like this can create the most ethereal landscapes. Hope you are having a happy week.
ReplyDeleteHelen x
Wonderful! In the second one I see an arctic landscape with the sun setting. Possibly the Northern Lights or, 'Les Boréales' as wecallthemin France.
ReplyDeleteThese are so cool! I see the same things you do, but in the first one it looks like a caterpillar under the Northern Lights!
ReplyDeleteI will have to try this out myself!
x Katherine