Wet and Watery Stamping on the Gel Plate
It All Started by Mistake!
Today's Tutorial Tidbit features a happy accident that happened to me a couple of weeks ago when I was playing with my gel plate while teaching at the Sedona Arts Center. I was reminding the students to put their foam stamps face down into wet paper towels to keep the paint from drying on the surface. Before I knew it, I had forgotten to wipe my stamp dry before pressing it into the paint and..... WOW! A wet and watery effect ensued that is now one of my FAVORITE effects!
You just never know what will happen when you give yourself permission to play!
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