Low Relief Texture Scraping with Stencils
Working in Fabulous Color Combinations on Thin Paper
Today’s Tidbit is about low relief texture scraping. I’m making use of stencils for the texture pattern, working with thin, non absorbent paper that has a smooth surface.
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