One thing I tend to collect are DCWV stacks. Most of the time they don't fit my style but they are pretty paper and I like pretty paper. In this case, I had picked up the Royal Garden stack on one of my trips into the States. I love peacocks and this paper is vibrant with gold foil accents. It is also a glossy coated paper. Instead of using the Ranger clay coated glossy paper, I wondered if alcohol ink technique would work on the DCWV paper. I selected a piece of white peacock feather paper from the stack and began to play. It worked fairly well.
Materials used: DCWV pattern paper, Ranger Alcohol ink, Archival ink, and miscellaneous metal elements.
One thing I need to remember when using glossy paper, ink takes much longer to dry on it but thankfully, you can't see where I smudge the image ;-)
Have a good Monday.

7 comments:
Love the fun splatters made with your great choise of colours. I'd say your experiment was a success.
Congrats on being one of the winners! The use of the colors with the peacock is fab!
Gorgeous - well done on your win.
Absolutely beautiful - luscious colours
Hi Kimberly Just following the links to fellow winners tags! Lovely tag I must have missed this one - great use of the splatters for the peacocks tail - Congratulations to you! Helen x
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this is very cool- I just love the exotic feel you've created and that peacock! Debi x
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