These are dragonfly wing shapes cut out of various painted papers. From left to right: watercolour over candlewax, Liquitex interference paint on black paper, painted Bondaweb ironed on to paper, printed paper using bubblewrap (I think), and stencilled paint over a paper doiley.
posted by Liz Plummer @ 6/14/2005 06:56:00 pm
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3 Comments:
Very nice! Can you tell me more about interference paint? How do you use it?
Hi Lisa,
Here's a link to it: http://www.liquitex.com/Products/paintinterference.cfm
I think it's a bit like Lumiere paints, or like when you add Pearlex powder to paints or a paint medium. I notice the website says that it uses Mica powder which is what Pearlex is. It works best on dark paper or fabric. I used it at college and haven't thought about it much till now but I have the Pearlex powder. I must experiment more with that.
Hi Ellemrac - It is part of a design board for my City & Guilds course at college.
Nice! Love the green wings.
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