Layering
is a technique that most of us do without knowing it’s an actual paper crafting
technique. Basically, it’s the construction of a project using different layers of paper or card, often with
further techniques or embellishments applied to each layer. White on white
cards rely on different layers and textures, rather than colour, to distinguish
between the different areas.
Layering is also a
technique many colourists use, but rather than layers of paper, they will lay
down layers of colour. If you watch colouring or painting videos, you will
notice that the artist never stops at just one application of a medium. Rather,
they build up the intensity and depth of colour gradually, often mixing
different tones and tints to achieve shape and dimension.
I love layered cards and especially like the white on white for understated sympathy cards. These are gorgeous Beccy x
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! Wonderful layering in both creations, Beccy. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteYes, paper layering IS a technique, and an endangered one nowadays, lol. So much emphasis on the CAS card that creates backgrounds with stencils and inks/paints/stamps. They are lovely , too, don't get me wrong, but I love paper way too much to ever stop using it. xoxox
ReplyDeleteGreat cards!
ReplyDeleteHi Beccy your cards are gorgeous. I can never get white on white cards to work for me. Have a great week. Take care. Hugs Jackie
ReplyDeleteGreat cards and such a great tip om layer cards....the white is so elegant and the other card the layer paper goes so well with the image....tfs
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