
“Be bad enough to be bad at something new.” – This quote totally makes me wanna just go for it when trying something new. Who cares?!

This one is all about yummy layers. I started with a thin layer of Holbein gouache, and stamped with my Fanfare and Fantastic Small and Large rubber stamps.

Then I dry brushed the copper paint (I made the paint in this class) over parts of it after stamping, added some markmaking and journaling with markers.

I love the play back and forth with all the layers.
Here are some of the supplies I used:

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Sue Clarke
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Wonderful variety of colors and layers and I just love the words Nat!
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nathalie-kalbach
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Awe thank you do much Sue! It is a good reminder!
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