for this page, i put down 3 layers of gesso, collaged on some tissue paper, and did 3 more layers of gesso before putting down watercolor, and sanding twice.
the fingerprints on the opposite page are from grabbing the sketchbook to keep it from falling off the desk. i like it, so i left it!
also below is a detail if the texture.


here's a full page view of the next set of pages. the page on the left is unaltered so far--just as maralena painted it. the right is my addition of the girl.

5 comments:
That is awesome Nicci. I was dying to see how you were going to work on top of the abstracts!
LOL - fingerprints! More DNA evidence.
Green hair huh? Yep, time to get a new sponge. ;)
lol... i <3 green hair. too bad my hair is too long to dye funny colors. => it would be stripped in a second!
plus it mostly only looks good in drawings.
more to come!
there's this website that sells evidence tags and stuff for law enforcement people... i am dying to order some =>
I love using tissue paper in my layouts, although I've never sanded my gessoed pages, maybe I should try that.
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