Let’s make some abstract bookmarks! So this is a really easy but also fun and challenging creative exercise. Challenging because you are working on a really small piece and working with as many colours as you can muster to make these abstract bookmarks.
And of course the other benefit of these is that they are functional art too as you can use them in all the books you have on the go at the moment. Or give them to the rest of your household. Or if not how about saving them for when we are all able to go out again and give them to friends or pass them on as leave art to cheer up someones day?
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VIDEO: Make Some Easy Abstract Bookmarks!
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Daler-Rowney – Mixed Media Spiral Sketchpad (I use A3 and cut it down)
Amsterdam Standard Acrylic Paint (Naples Yellow Red light, Nickel Titan. Yellow, Azo Orange, Pyrrole Red, Quinacridone Rose Light, Turquoise Green, Sap Green, Brilliant Blue, Permanent Blue Violet)
Amsterdam Acrylic Paint nozzles
Daler-Rowney System 3 brush (8 round brush)
Molotow One4All Paint Pens (Vanilla Pastel 1.5mm, Petrol 2mm, Signal White 1mm, Signal Black 1mm, Future Green 2mm)
Posca pen PC-3M (Orange)
Paper trimmers/ cutters
Enjoy making your abstract bookmarks but if you need some more projects to get stuck into over the bank holiday weekend then I have this just for you!
Or if you are thinking of getting your gel plate out? Here are some to get you started.
Then if you are looking for some more creative exercises to get you creating then have you tried my abstract faces tutorial yet?
I hope you have fun creating over the bank holiday if you can.
Kim
