Happy Monday everyone. Nicole Wright here today on the Creative Scrapbooker Magazine blog. Are you excited to make a mess. I know I am. This is my first time using Dylusions Paint on a canvas. I’m not trying to reinvent the wheel here, but maybe you have been thinking of trying these paints. Or perhaps you haven’t cracked one open in sometime. Follow along as I learn how to use these paints… and get ready to make a mess!
I am stretching out with these new to me paints and I have to say… what have I been waiting for. I’ll admit I have been intimidated but wow these are amazing. I cut up some make up sponges to apply the paint to the canvas and get your fingers in there!Smearing around with your fingers helps blend and smooth the paint. These paints dry fairly quickly so it’s easy to layer more colors. A baby wipe works wonders for blending as well.
Don’t be afraid to build up those colors. These paints make it easy to pop up the colors and fix any mistakes ummm blemishes along the way.
Using the Sizzix die petal drop to cut my pages from my art journal book from 1902. These pages come in handy for all sorts of projects. Apply clear gesso to each petal to create a big flower.
With the clear gesso dry you can enhance the petals with distress crayon black soot. Simply outline each petal and smudge. I hand painted the stem for the flower blending the paints to create highlights and shadows. A little feathering can really make an impact.
Break out the stains to add some vibrant color to the layered dragon fly die cut and letters. Place and attach.
I have to say… I am a fan of the Dylusions Paints! Oh my I cannot wait to explore more colors, layers and generally inkiness!
Take a walk on the wild side this year and embrace the vibrant.SUPPLIES
Dylusions Paints
Dylusions Ink Spray
Ranger
Scrapbook Adhesive- 3D Foam Squares
Sizzix- Word Play XL
Sizzix- Layered Dragon Fly
Sizzix- Petal Drop
Sizzix- Broadway XL
Other
10×10 Canvas
sponges
paint brush
baby wipes
book pages
Have a wonderful day everyone.

I am always covered in inks, paints and stains. I’ve been around blogging and creating for over 10 years. I love creating and being challenged. Exploring art journaling, mixed media, scribbling with crayons and splattering paint is what I do for fun! I am lucky enough to create for some of the top manufactures in the industry and contribute for Creative Scrapbooker Magazine. You can check out more on my blog, Nicole Wright Designs, Facebook, Instargram and Pinterest.
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3 Comments
AWESOME, I have always wanted to try these too. I think maybe I will now, I love working with canvas, thanks for great post.
They are so much fun to play with – you will love them!
Love it Nicole. The petals really pop off the canvas. Thanks for sharing your creativity.