Decorative Canvas using DecoArt Media Fluid Acrylics and MediaTexture Products
I die cut and embossed 300gsm card using Spellbinders
Gold Elements, Petite Lace and embossing folder Mediterranean Medallion then arranging the various elements on a piece of
A4 Mount Board
Placed the corrugated card board in the centre with the Acanthus (Wood Resin) embellishment, then applied half pearls on the corners and the vein of the Acanthus
embellishment
The small circular embellishments were moulded with paper
clay
I wanted to create an overall metallic wrought iron, rusty corrugated effect with copper verdigris patina on the
central embellishment and handle
Starting by applying Media Cobalt Teal & Cobalt Turquoise Hue to
the handle & Central embellishment
Applied a wash of Quinacridone Gold over these areas,
allowed to dry and repeated and applied areas with pure colour to achieve a
rich copper and the corrugated cardboard highlighted with English Red Oxide to create a rust effect
This stage is really about applying various washes and layers to achieve an effect that you are happy with
The beauty with the DecoArt Media Fluid Acrylics is that the
pigment is so pure and little is required to achieve
rich vibrant colour effects
The canvas was finished with a coat of DecoArt Ultra Matt Varnish, which totally mattifies any sheen
An amazing product within in the fabulous new DecoArt Media Varnish collection
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oh that's just divine Jools!
ReplyDeleteWow! this is FANTASTIC you are very clever the effects you have achieved are amazing, Dee x
ReplyDeleteBrilliant Jools, you have created a wonderful piece love all the painty effects
ReplyDeleteLove
Amanda x
Stunning paint and texture effects, Jools - what an inspirational piece (and a temptation to go shopping too of course!).
ReplyDeleteAlison xx
Amazinly awesome! You're killing me with Inspiration!
ReplyDeleteTotally brilliant piece of art, Jools! Loved seeing the process. Note to self: Buy Quinacridone Gold!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning x
ReplyDeleteWow, it's very beautiful !
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love.
Absolutely fabulous! Wonderful inspiration, I was very inspired by your creation xx
ReplyDeleteBrilliant!
ReplyDeleteDon't know how I missed this, but so glad I found it now (thanks to FB). Fantastic effects with those paints and thanks for such clear step by step photos, brilliant results like usual, you are just so clever, I am your number one fan!!
ReplyDeleteThis is outstanding! Such a beautiful, textured, detailed piece that looks like it's weathered centuries of use, yet stood up to time.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your creative process!
Pinning for reference!