
I spent forEVUH searching the storage room for the paint . . . my kids use it a lot and don't always put it back where it "belongs" . . . imagine that! When I finally found it, I discovered that most of the paints were either dried up or used up. There wasn't much of a selection at ALL. Mostly neutrals - black, brown, navy blue and yellow. VERY little to choose from.
I only made one attempt at this and kinda like how it turned out, but it DOES remind me of Jackson Pollock (and gave me a whole new appreciation for his creativity . . . how FUN would it be to drizzle paint on a larger-than-life-sized canvas???). Anywho . . . this is officially butterfly #94 in my "Follow the Butterflies" challenge, too. (There is a link to an explanation and a slideshow of all of the butterfly cards on the sidebar to the right of this blog entry.)
So, there ya have it. I'll just bet that Mr. Pollock didn't EVER get to use Glimmer Mist!!! :)
Stamps: Teeny Tiny Wishes, MS Butterflies
Paper: Basic Black, Barely Banana, Real Red, Whisper White
Ink: Basic Black (classic and craft), lt. yellow, dk. yellow and black acrylic paint
Accessories: Marvy jumbo scalloped oval punch and extra large oval punch, black polka dot organza ribbon by May Arts, Pearl Glimmer Mist, word window punch, pop-up glue dots, toilet paper

9 comments:
OMG - This is STUNNING! Congrats on such a fabulous card!!
Kay
Pollock has nothing on your my dear! Besides, he wouldn't even know what to do with Glimmer Mist. You on the other hand have created a fantastic card and I'm very proud of you determination to do this technique...even without the colors you wanted. YOU ROCK!
I can't believe this is acrylic paint. It's wonderful! And if my math and memory are correct, you only have 10 more cards to go!
Absolutely stunning card today Wendy. Just gorgeous.
This is just so beautiful, Wendy!! You did this technique perfectly!! Stunning GF!!
FABULOUS! I think you have this technique down pat...it turned out awesome.
Your background is stunning. And, toiletpaper?? You did a great job.
Wendy Congrats on finally being able to do the polished stone technique. Love the colors...BTW
Congrats on making Stamper's Showcase today!
I think your Pollock card turned out great!!! You'll have to stretch yourself again and do more...looks wonderful!
Jan Castle
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