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Stamp your
ATC and masking tape.
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Cut
the mask and glue it with removable glue over your stamped image.
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Stamp the oriental leaves in black.
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Sponge
with Adirondack Butterscotch. Apply less pressure on your sponge
to get less ink on the paper. Try to get a smooth and even background
with the sponging.
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| Sponge
with the same color (Adirondack Butterscotch) on the bottom and top of
your ATC. Apply more pressure on the sponge to get a deeper color
on your paper. |
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Leave a light spot in the middle.
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| Sponge the
top and bottom of the ATC darker with Adirondack
Red Pepper. |
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You have
created a nice overlapping color on the ATC.
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| Stamp
the background stamp over the Oriental lady with Adirondack
Butterscotch. |
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| Sponge
the top and bottom with Versafine black. Apply very little
pressure on your sponge. |
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Using the
black ink sparingly to intensify the red tones. Do not make the
area you are sponging black!
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Remove your mask.
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Lightly apply Adirondack Butterscotch with your sponge to
the unmasked Oriental lady.
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Using a
Q-tip, apply Adirondack Butterscotch to the Oriental lady.
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Create
shadows to give the stamped image a vintage accent.
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| Apply Color Box Frost White pigment ink with a Q-tip
creating a white haze (Mystique) on areas around the Oriental lady.
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Carefully
apply the white ink to the top of the head. (Try this on a sample
piece of paper to make sure that you don't see white spots after wiping
the ink gently with your finger.)
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Blend the ink with your finger and you will get
the white Mystique effect.
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You can
draw with the Q-tip adding white accents. Don't forget to blend
the white accents with your finger.
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| Glue the
ATC on the black ATC paper (2.5” x 3.5”). Have
fun sponging and trying the Mystique technique. |
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