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  • Painted tag swap

    After last week’s proof, here is the real deal—one of the tags that made it into the swap.

    I used a different technique for this one. Basically, I painted the background, then painted another sheet of watercolour paper in a single wash of two colours (to obtain this bluish cream hue). Once dry, I drew a little manga girl on this painted paper and let it dry. Then I cut it and coloured the hair with a selection of gel pens in yellow, fluorescent yellow, blue and green. More drying time followed.

    Now, my original idea was to collage the drawn girl on the background . But then I thought—what if I wet a brush in clear water and ‘paint’ over the gel pens? Sure enough, the lines softened, acquiring a more ‘painted’ look. Once the layer was dry, ti was just a question of finishing off the tag. I kept embellishment to a minimum because i really wanted the painted girl and background to come to the fore. And you know what, I liked the finished tag so much that I ended up making all five swap tags in the same way.

    I hope my partners like it too!

    Painted collaged tag

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    2 comments

    1. Posted May 20, 2009 at 5:36 pm | Permalink

      Yes, yes, I like this a lot! The girl looks much more ‘comfortable’ in her background…beautiful! Also love the lace at the bottom…I’ve been doing more and more of that, and am anxiously awaiting a new lace delivery from Paris :-)

    2. Posted May 24, 2009 at 2:49 am | Permalink

      I like this tag! It looks so blended and I, too, really like the lace at the bottom.

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