Mixed Media Art Journal Page: Water Media
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Third time is the charm. |
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Layer details. |
A Close-up of the second figure I worked on simultaneously:
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80s hair and no mustache. :-) |
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The final page. |
Supply List:
- Canson Artist Series Mixed Media Journal (12" x 9" or 22.9 cm x 30.5 cm)
- Dylusions Spray Ink in the following colours:
- Stabilo 3-in-1 Woody Pencil:
- Faber-Castell/Design Memory Craft Gelatos:
- Bubblegum (from the Faber-Castell DesignMemoryCraft Mixed Media with Gelatos kit)
- Neon Yellow (from the Faber-Castell DesignMemoryCraft Brights set)
- Banana (from the Faber-Castell DesignMemoryCraft 50's Diner set)
- Metallic Purple (from the Faber-Castell DesignMemoryCraft Metallics set)
- Sharpie Extra-Fine Water-Based pigment marker in White
- Sharpie Extra-Fine Water-Based pigment marker in Black
- Copic Sketch Markers:
- Caran D'ache Neocolor II Aquarelle in: (Most are available in: Caran d'Ache Classic Neocolor II Aquarelle, 30 colors)
- White 7500.062
- Yellow 7500.010
- Venetian Red 7500.062
- Ocre 7500.035
- Sapphire Blue 7500.150
- Payne's Grey 7500.508
- Jade Green 7500.211
- Light Lemon Yellow 7500.241
- Salmon Pink 7500.071
- Purple 7500.090
- Bronze 7500.497
- Turquoise Blue 7500.171
- Ice blue 7500.185
- Apricot 7500.041
- Russet 7500.065
- Ruby Red 7500.200
- Black 7500.009
- Salmon 7500.051
- Orange 7500.030
- Raspberry Red 7500.270
- Copic .T00 Brush Pen in Black
- Faber-Castell Pitt Pen in Black (199)
- Liquitex Clear Gesso (Also available at Cass Art)
- Pentel Tradio Stylo in black
- Winsor & Newton Pigment Marker: White (163)
- Liquitex Basics Matte Medium
- Martha Stewart Heat Gun
- Crayola Brushes
- Liquitex Freestyle Brushes
- Cloth (your own)
- Sheeting Plastic (your own)
- Scissors (your own)
- Home Laser Printer
- Water Mister (Your own)
Notes on Sourcing:
Most of the products used in this video are readily available in both the US and the UK. Below are a few UK links to help out:
Faber-Castell Gelotos kits: http://www.thecraftbarn.co.uk/colour-texture/paints/faber-castell-gelatos.html
Dylusions Spray Ink: Oyster Paper Crafts at www.oysterstamps.co.uk
Though I spent most of my time living in Bloomsbury, I prefer the expanded selection at the Hampstead location (Heath Street) of Cass Art. All of the following can be found there:
US Sources:
Stabilo Woody 3-in-1 sets are available at Dickblick.com, Amazon.com, and at most JoAnn’s stores. However, it is difficult to find a reliable supplier of the individual colours. Dickblick.com and Amazon.com both carry a limited number; however, I have found several colours to be on backorder when I tried to purchase them from Dickblick.com. In the end, it was far less trouble to purchase a new set at JoAnn’s than to obtain individual colours as I had in London.
Faber-Castell Gelotos kits: http://www.thecraftbarn.co.uk/colour-texture/paints/faber-castell-gelatos.html
Dylusions Spray Ink: Oyster Paper Crafts at www.oysterstamps.co.uk
Though I spent most of my time living in Bloomsbury, I prefer the expanded selection at the Hampstead location (Heath Street) of Cass Art. All of the following can be found there:
Stabilo Woody 3-in-1 Sets
Primsacolor Colour Pencils
Liquitex Freestyle Brushes
Copic Markers
Faber-Castell Pitt Pens
Caran D'ache Neocolor II Aquarelle
If interested in purchasing the Stabilo Woody 3-in-1’s in individual colours: L Cornelissen & Son, 105 Great Russell Street, London WC1B 3RY (020 7636 1045).
Primsacolor Colour Pencils
Liquitex Freestyle Brushes
Copic Markers
Faber-Castell Pitt Pens
Caran D'ache Neocolor II Aquarelle
If interested in purchasing the Stabilo Woody 3-in-1’s in individual colours: L Cornelissen & Son, 105 Great Russell Street, London WC1B 3RY (020 7636 1045).
US Sources:
Stabilo Woody 3-in-1 sets are available at Dickblick.com, Amazon.com, and at most JoAnn’s stores. However, it is difficult to find a reliable supplier of the individual colours. Dickblick.com and Amazon.com both carry a limited number; however, I have found several colours to be on backorder when I tried to purchase them from Dickblick.com. In the end, it was far less trouble to purchase a new set at JoAnn’s than to obtain individual colours as I had in London.
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