Hi there Art Anthology Fans!! Farrel here to share with you all a mixed media tag I created using lots of AA products. There is also a process video at the end of the blog so feel free to watch me in action.
- I started my tag by using Stone Effects – Bone with Art Nuveau stencil. After drying with my heat tool, I then added white gesso and also applied some crackled paste.
2. Once dry and all my elements on the tag have been adhered and covered with white gesso, I then applied Colorations Color Spray – Siesta Key. Next I used Minx Shimmering Ink – Panache on the background and used a little bit of water to help the ink spread around the tag.
3. After the ink has dried, I then spray Colorations Color Spray Peacock Feathers to create some depth to the tag. To break up some of the blue on the tag, I then used Rust Texture Set on some of the elements on the tag.
4. After adhering my chipboard butterfly, I then added Minx Shimmering Ink – Decadent. Then to finish off the tag, I added the gold paste from Rust Texture Set to highlight.
AA products products used:
Stencil – Art Nuveau
Colorations – Siesta Key, Peacock Feathers
Stone Effects – Bone
Minx Shimmering Inks – Panache, Decadent
Texture Set – Rust
I hope you enjoyed my mixed media reverse canvas with Art Anthology products! For more ideas visit us on Pinterest and also join our Facebook group, Art Anthology Adventures in Art!
Thanks for stopping by
Farrel
I started with a T!m Holtz Vignette and with the help of Art Anthology products and some crackle varnish, this little project came to be. The video below shows how I created a peeled paint look using some of our paints. 
I used Stone Effects-Bone on the window to provide texture. Florals were added to the sides of the vignette. 
After the peeled paint technique, crackle varnish was then added and Coloration Sprays as well as Shine-Kelly were added for a wonderful old mossy look. 
Thank you for stopping by, be sure to take a moment to view the video below, and all the supplies used for Art Anthology are listed below. Have a wonderful week !
