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I made a surprise badge for 
hollyann to thank her for being such a wonderful person to commission. The background with the yellow is actually more pink in person. It's pink with yellow marbled through it.
Materials used: two cardstock ATC sized papers, purple textured cardstock, misc sticker letters, prismacolor pencils, generic ink pen, tempera paint and shaving cream. Yes you heard me right, shaving cream.
hollyann to thank her for being such a wonderful person to commission. The background with the yellow is actually more pink in person. It's pink with yellow marbled through it.Materials used: two cardstock ATC sized papers, purple textured cardstock, misc sticker letters, prismacolor pencils, generic ink pen, tempera paint and shaving cream. Yes you heard me right, shaving cream.
Category Artwork (Traditional) / General Furry Art
Species Vulpine (Other)
Size 442 x 347px
File Size 45.9 kB
OMG! Thank you sooo much! =D *laughs* When I was reading it, I stopped at the part where I read shaving cream, and I was like "Shaving cream??" I'd be interested to know what that was used for :)
This looks so amazingly awesome! I can't wait to see how it looks in person =D Thank you again =D
This looks so amazingly awesome! I can't wait to see how it looks in person =D Thank you again =D
Haha, you're welcome ^^ As for the shaving cream it was used to make the marbled effect on the center background. I used it to "float" tempera on top of then you just lay the paper on top of it and it gets a really cool marbled effect.
Here's a tutorial on it. http://www.craftster.org/forum/inde.....p?topic=9922.0 They used food coloring which I've also tried, but I liked the wider range of color I got with the tempera paint.
Here's a tutorial on it. http://www.craftster.org/forum/inde.....p?topic=9922.0 They used food coloring which I've also tried, but I liked the wider range of color I got with the tempera paint.
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