Yesterday I continued working with Tria alcohol inks, dye inks and found my stash of marbled paper. This is what I made with the results. This is the real method using
carageenan, not shaving creme. I used the last of my marbled paper, now I want to make some more!
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| The paper on the right is some of my hand-marbled paper. I like the traditional design where you comb through first in one direction and then the other. |
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| The geisha is on polished stone, and the metallic paper is from one of my shopping trips to Atlanta art supply stores. |
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| This geisha is in a window of polished stone. The technique is explained in my last post. |
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| The patterned paper was made with dye inks. |
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| The papers were made with dye inks. I put rock salt on the lighter one while the inks were wet. |
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| The fan image is sitting in a window of alcohol inks. The other is more of my hand-marbled paper. I love these colors:) |
