Artists of the Round Table > Nolleke ten Cate photo
Artists of the Round Table > Nolleke ten Cate photo
Artists of the Round Table > Dutch quote. The negative space is filled.
Artists of the Round Table > Lesson 9 - Page created from journal prompt card received from Deby Corbett.  I liked the colors of her card and the "tradition" prompt.  The song "Family Tradition" by Hank WIlliams Jr kept running thru my head while I created this.  So I added a lyric to the page.
Artists of the Round Table > Lesson 8.1: The acetone transfer works okay but I cannot do it in the house even with the window open. My illness makes me real sensative to smells, plus I had to get my muse out of the room (my muse is my Blue Fronted Amazon parrot, Chickie) because she really would have a hard time with it. If I do it again it will have to be when the weather is warmer outside.
Artists of the Round Table > Lesson 8.2: Okay, some things turned out but for the most part I just could not get my printer's ink to work. I am going to have to hook up one of my older printers and try the ink from it. The printer I used on these transfers is one with the colors separated into five colors plus black and I think that that is to blame for my transfers not turning out. They are either pink or green. Oh well, it was fun experimenting with different transfer methods.
Artists of the Round Table > Poem by Shel Silverstein, using the casual printing style of mixing upper and lower case letters.
Artists of the Round Table > My name, using the casual printing style of mixing upper and lower case letters.
Artists of the Round Table > Lesson 4 Black Acrylic paint on paper with InkEssentials white pen - there's a mistake - can you find it??? I didn't correct it because it lent to the charm of the page. Besides you wouldn't have noticed if I hadn't toldcho right? LOL
Nolleke ten Cate photo
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