I started off trying some watercolour with salt experiments. I had three different types of salt and discovered that the 'Saxa Coarse Sea Salt' gave me the best results (below right, purple). The other two I tried didn't give me a very satisfactory pattern so I started to paint random colours over them. Then I thought, what else could I try that might react with the watercolour paint?
Into the laundry cupboard I went and found this:
...which, to my delight, gave a great resist effect, together with a very ponky flowery smell!
Incidently, I love this Pelikan paint palette, the colours go on bright and stay bright, even when they've dried:
You just can't beat crafting outside on a lovely sunshiny day! ☺
Thanks for looking and for any comments,
Thanks for looking and for any comments,
Nicky
3 comments:
My zombie book recommends window cleaner with acrylic backgrounds. I haven't tried it yet but I must!
Cool backgrounds :) I have some rock salt somewhere...
Oh fab backgrounds - I keep meaning to try to salt with ink sprays, just might be motivated enough to try it now! x
I never thought of trying DIFFERENT types of salt! Fab experiment hun
xx
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