I don't actually mix textures and colors on the individual foam pieces; each one is a separate print. I let them dry, trim them . . .
and then combine them into a single collage!
And I love the way the buttons came out . . . Yup, it's a series!
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Foam Stamping: The Follow-Up
Here's a follow-up for Gretchin, who left a question on yesterday's Foam Stamping post.
I don't actually mix textures and colors on the individual foam pieces; each one is a separate print. I let them dry, trim them . . .
and then combine them into a single collage!
And I love the way the buttons came out . . . Yup, it's a series!
I don't actually mix textures and colors on the individual foam pieces; each one is a separate print. I let them dry, trim them . . .
and then combine them into a single collage!
And I love the way the buttons came out . . . Yup, it's a series!
ah! but of course! it just looks so seamless!
ReplyDeletewow, this is brilliant!
ReplyDeleteI feel sure we've been involved in mutual groups/projects in the past but I can't place it right now. Gretchin just sent me your blog link so I am reading back. Lovely stuff. I love foam block printing, thanks for the inspiration.