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I wanted to color this Hexagon Background again. The last time I used Copics, but this time I thought I would watercolor it.
First, I heat embossed the background on a panel of watercolor paper using white embossing powder.
Then I started by painting the large sections alternating between a teal green and a blue. When watercoloring, I first saturated the sections with water, and then dropped the color in. For these larger sections, I kept the color more watered down, and let the paint kind move about on it's own so there are greater variations of color within the sections.
For the smaller areas, I used the same paint colors, and the same technique of adding water first, but added really saturated color. I also moved the color around so that it was more even within those spaces.
I love how the background turned out and of course wanted to cover up as little of it as possible, so I chose a sentiment from the All About You set, added a simple mat, a few sequins, and that was it.
Hope you like it!
Great watercolored background with this hexagon stamp. I like the colors.
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