Color burst poppies
Posted: July 30, 2015 Filed under: Color Burst, poppy pair | Tags: color burst, Fabriano Watercolour Paper, Penny Black creative dies, Penny Black stamps 7 Comments
This watercolour powder experiment displays on one card some of the different effects you can get with color burst powders. Depending on how much water you add you can get fine dots of colour or very watery blends of colour. I sprinkled the powder on a piece of watercolour paper and spritzed lightly at one end but more generously at the other. The fine dots must have got hardly any water, the little irregular shapes a bit more water then the purple and blue areas were fairly saturated. All the purples and shades of blue came from only pink and blue powders.
I die cut poppies from the watercoloured panel and some from foam as well then attached them all together with stick it adhesive.
Supplies:
Stamps: Snippets (Penny Black)
Creative dies: Poppy Pair (Penny Black)
Inks: Color burst watercolour powders(Ken Oliver), Salty ocean distress (Ranger)
Cardstock: Fabriano cold pressed watercolour paper
Also: Stick it adhesive sheet (Ken Oliver)
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Wow! What a fabulous burst of colour Heather and I love the way you have die cut the poppies from the watercolour paper too. Gorgeous!! x
Goodness, this is fabulous! A feast of colour for the eyes! xxx
beautiful
WOW what aburst of brilliant colors, I love taht.
Hugs Anja
This is very cool! Very Op Art. 🙂
Fabulous. I’ve been playing with my Brushos lots but not tried die cutting from it yet… Maybe the next playtime?
Really nice, I have to try this 🙂
Are the brushos and bister the same thing?