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Let's Go Anywhere
How to guide · 9 steps

Let's Go Anywhere

17 January 2023✦ Carley DuffStamping TechniquesWatercolor
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Spray the white card with water. 

Ink up the Steam Train stamp with the Surfboard and stamp on to the wet card, allowing the ink to bleed. Keeping the stamp and card in place, mop up the excess water/ink with a paper towel. 

Step 2 of 9

Reink the stamp with the Surfboard and stamp back over the image, this time with no water. 

Step 3 of 9

Reink but this time with the Onyx Black Versafine, to bring out the detail and definition of the image.  

Step 4 of 9

Apply Magenta ink on to your glass mat, spritz with water and use your blending tool to blend the ink around your artwork. Fade out the colour as you move inwards.  

Step 5 of 9

Splatter water on to your background, wait a few seconds then mop up the water with a paper towel. 

Dry off your artwork before proceeding to the next step. 

Step 6 of 9

Use a white gel pen to add accents and highlights to your artwork. 

Step 7 of 9

Ink up the sentiment from the Imala Old Fence Collection, with the Versafine and stamp in the bottom right corner of your artwork. 

Step 8 of 9

Adhere your artwork on to the black card. 

Step 9 of 9

Adhere this on to your grey card blank, to finish. 

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