Get lost in the mesmerizing world of art journaling with Laura Dame's stunning journal page, brought to life with the vibrant hues of the latest Dina Wakley MEdia paints and transparencies. Dive into the colors, feel the creativity flow!
Journaling with Dina Wakley MEdia by Laura Dame
- Materials
- Instructions
Dina Wakley MEdia Transparencies - Focals Set 1
Dina Wakley MEdia Acrylic Paints - Malachite, Raspberry, Mustard
Dina Wakley MEdia Ultra Thick Gel Medium
Dina Wakley MEdia Gesso White
Dina Wakley MEdia Stencils - Big Squovals
Dina Wakley MEdia Collage Paper - Flying Things
Dina Wakley MEdia Scribble Sticks #2 - Marine
Dina Wakley MEdia Typed Ledgers - Set 2
Dina Wakley MEdia Brushes
Dina Wakley MEdia White Tag Assortment #3 & #5
Ranger Mini Ink Blending Tool
Other:Â
Thread
White Gel Pen
InstructionsÂ
I am so excited for these new paint colors! Mustard and Raspberry are my new favorite combo, and Malachite and Sapphire are gorgeous. Let’s have fun playing with these new paints in our journals!
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Step 1: Using your favorite stencil and the mini ink blending tool, stencil a pattern onto a page of the Small Kraft Journal. Here the colors used are Raspberry, Mustard, and White Gesso.
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Step 2: Outline the shapes with a Scribble Stick. Using a brush and water, activate the lines made with the crayon.Â
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Step 3: With the mini ink blending tool, cover a small tag with paint in a contrasting color to your background. Here, Malachite and White Gesso are used.
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Step 4: Add some journaling to the page with a white gel pen or paint pen.
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Step 5: Rip up some collage tissue, and adhere a bunch of it to the page with Ultra Thick Gel Medium. Make sure the pieces look a bit random.
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Step 6: Â Adhere the tag over the mishmash of collage tissue, leaving most of the collage tissue peeking out from behind the tag. Add some thread to the tag, and then choose a design from the new transparency set to create a focal point. Adhere all with staples and/or Ultra Thick Gel Medium.
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Step 7: Find a phrase in the Typed ledger papers and cut out the words. Adhere them to the page to finish up the focal point. Pick one of the colors from the background. With a round brush, add some water to the paint to make a thinner consistency. Then tap the paintbrush with your hand over the page to add splatters.Â
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 Hello! My name is Laura Dame, and I have been a mixed media artist for 9 years now. I love to play and experiment in my art journals, and also enjoy dabbling in abstract, collage, and floral artworks. My family and I currently live in Austin, TX, and you can often find us out camping or enjoying nature. You can find me on YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram at @lauramixedmedia. Check out my website for more information and artwork.Â