It is the second part of my mini series making mini, or small scale art! And this week, I admit it is a little less abstract as I draw and paint a flower to make a small scale floral card. If you want to see the first in the series then pop back to last week’s post. Art series or working on a body of work that has a common theme is very much on my mind at the moment as I think it might be what I do more of this year. But I will tell you more in the video!
In the meantime you might want to take a closer look at the flower I painted for this small scale floral card and there is a close up picture at the bottom of this post. This is the third version of this flower. The first two versions where something that I did for . It turned up first in the December Process addicts video and I liked it so much that I turned it into a digital art piece for all my Patreons to download as a thank you. Now it has turned up on this card! But I will tell you a bit more about that too in the video!
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VIDEO: How To Make Small Scale Abstract Art For Cards – Part 2
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Daler-Rowney – Mixed Media Spiral Sketchpad (I use A3 and cut it down)
Kraft Card blanks
Amsterdam Standard Acrylic Paint (Quinacridone Rose Light, Turquoise Green, Nickel Titan. Yellow)
Amsterdam Expert Acrylic Paint (Indigo)
Amsterdam Acrylic Paint nozzles
Molotow One4All Paint Pens (Vanilla Pastel 1.5mm)
Golden Regular gel (Gloss)
Tombow Fudenosuke Brush Pen
Daler-Rowney System 3 brush (flat brush)
Daler-Rowney Simply Acrylic Brush
Don’t forget to watch the in this series if you missed it, see if you can start spotting the elements that make this a series!
And to catch up on the doodles check out my 2018 Inktober tours of my doodle sketchbook, it is in two parts so watch then catch .
And if it is mixed media flower ideas you are hankering after then I have a just for you!
Kim
