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Valentine's Cards

Happy Friday! I hope you all had a nice February. Here is a fun project I did for Valentine's Day. I saw a pouring paint video on You Tube and wanted to try.
 
I got three cups and filled with paint. Then, I thinned down with a little water and paint medium. I poured a little of each color and let them move around and make friends. LOL!
 
After I did a couple of pages. I decided to cut them into hearts for some Valentine's cards the night before Valentine's Day!!! Hey, when inspiration hits ya, you gotta go. :)
 
Here are some pictures showing my process. Enjoy!
 
 

Used a stencil on top to add more interest.


Added metallic gold to the edges and wrinkles for a little sparkle.


Thanks for stopping by, Have a good day.

Comments

  1. nyleneMarch 7, 2019 at 12:14 PM

    I am amazed at the beautiful looks you get with a pour.
    So how did you do the stencil? Is it white paint over the background, or did you remove color. Can you tell I'm not very artistic. Gorgeous cards. Mine is sitting in front of my computer on the window sill. I see it any time I'm on my computer. Beautiful artwork.

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  2. Jacqueline BruceMarch 14, 2019 at 8:01 AM

    Wow. They are gorgeous. I have never tried pouring on paper, but now I really want to try it.

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