My other friend Cat, is horrified at the things I mix together sometimes, but if we don't try different techniques how will we learn? How do you think the experts became experts in their field? I guess because of the cost of materials sometimes, people don't want to waste their products, which is fair enough. So I experiment on ATC (Artist Trading Card) sized samples so I don't waste a lot, but can still see if I will be successful or not.
A friend of mine (Hi Ric:) asked me to show him some samples of what it looks like when Ranger and Tom Holtz's Distress Oxides are applied to Glossy Paper and then covered in Distress Glaze. I had fun using this Technique so I decided to video my findings. It is only the second video I have ever done, so please be kind as I am learning about cameras and editing software etc. I am always open to suggestions, tips and questions as well. Click on this link to view the video.
https://youtu.be/cBhhZ2l1D9M
Below are close up photos of the samples from the video and names of products I used.
Set 1 ATC sized Samples.
Distress Oxide Ink Colours used: Faded Jeans,Iced Spruce and Broken China.(Left sample is un-glazed,right has been glazed)
Distress Oxide Ink Colours used: Spiced Marmalade, Peacock Feathers, Wilted Violet.(Left sample is un-glazed,right has been glazed)
Distress Oxide Ink Colours used: Hickory Smoke, Aged Mahogany, Tattered Rose.(Left sample is un-glazed,right has been glazed)
Santoro London Stamp: Gorjuss Girl Collectable Mini Rubber Stamp No2. New Heights (GOR907302)
Ranger Black Archival Ink.
Set 4 ATC sized Samples.
Distress Oxide Ink Colours used: Squeezed Lemonade, Pickled Raspberry, Seedless Preserves.(Left sample is un-glazed,right has been glazed)
Stencil Used: Dusty Attic DA1488.
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