It is time to get your spare pieces of paper out because today we are going to make some masks! I’ve got an art journal page to share and this one was started way back in March. If you saw my iridescent acrylic paint leaves video then you would have seen how this page started. I am continuing the page today, picking up from where I left off in that March video and finishing this page with a colorful abstract. And my favorite mask technique totally helped me get the page finished!
I have to admit that I wasn’t sure where this page was going to go, but I will let you watch the video to find out more! All the supplies are listed below and there is a close-up of the finished piece below too.
For more art tutorials, process shares, techniques, behind the scenes and product insights come and !
VIDEO: Easy Mixed Media Masks Revisited – Get that paper working for you!
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Posca pen PC-1MR (Black)
Ranger Artist Brushes
Amsterdam Standard Acrylic Paint (Turquoise Green)
Amsterdam Acrylic Paint nozzles
Prima Marketing Plastic Elementals Stencil 6.5-inch x 10.25-inch, Lace
Pebeo Studio Acrylics Paint (iridescent, DNYA, gold, Green Blue)
Golden Heavy Body Acrylic paint (Azurite Hue, Permanent Violet Dark, Light Turquois (Phthalo))
Pebeo Studio Acrylics Paint (irridescent, DNYA, Green Blue)
Liquitex Heavy Body Acrylic Paint (Medium Magenta)
Daler And Rowney System 3 acrylic paint (Titanium White)
Palette knives
Kitchen Sponge
Paper
Scissors
Don’t forget to watch the to see how this page was started!
And to see more paper masks in action for your art journaling and mixed media projects watch !
Have a fun creative day!
Kim
