I had picked up a big powerful water spray bottle from Target, for use with painting and stamping. I wanted to try to use it, but I also wanted to test out some stencil and stamp designs I have been working on. Of course, I love using stencils and stamps with Gelli Arts, so I veered that way. I pulled out my paints and Gelli Arts Printing Plate, and started making some prints with my stencils. But then I decided to give that water bottle a try too.
The results were pretty fun, and I merrily played for the better part of an hour going through quite a bundle of paper ;-).
Here are some of the prints I made…
I like the way the paint diffused when spritzed with water….
Here the background is a Gelli Arts print using the water bottle, and I added the bird shadow in Photoshop…
I have a few more that I would like to play with in Photoshop, so I will work on those over the next few weeks. Enjoy!
What is that stencil?
Sorry so late in responding- that was a stencil I cut myself. I am working on some more posts about cutting stencils on the Silhouette, but you could also cut stencils by hand. I use a different type of paper that is clay coated. I talk about it in this post here- http://ursula-smith.com/dass-stone-paper-for-stencils/ .