Hi, Ranger fans! I'm here with a sweet little project that you can make with the Dina Wakley Media prize pack!
A prize pack you say?
We are excited to tell you during the month of February you can Win it on Wednesday! You may have noticed that Wednesday is THE day to visit the Ranger Ink blog to learn with our amazing and talented Signature Designers. To celebrate how fabulous Wednesdays are, we are hosting giveaways every Wednesday in February. Today we are excited to share a whole pack of goodies from Dina's class at CHA.
Each kit contains assortedDina Wakley Media Paint Colors, Dina Wakley Media White Gesso, Dina Wakley Media Brushes, Fude Ball Pen, Ranger Mini Ink Blending Tool and Foam, Sticky-back Canvas, Manilla Cardstock, Dina Wakley Media Stencil, Dina Wakley Media Stamp, Ranger Adhesive Strips, cardboard panels, and artist palette paper.
Entering is so easy, simply click on the different entry options on the entry form at the bottom of this tutorial. Each option you choose is a separate entry. You can enter as many ways as you would like. If you already follow or subscribe to one of the options, click it, you have an automatic entry! We will select 2 winners to receive a Dina Wakley class kit! Entries close at midnight (cst) February 17, 2015.
Supplies:
- Surfaces: 6x6 hardboard panel, deep cradled (I had this in my stash); Ranger Ink large Manila Tag; Small piece of book or dictionary paper
- Dina Wakley Media Stencils: Organic Shapes Stencil and Mask set
- Dina Wakley Media Stamps: Positive Women stamp set
- Dina Wakley Media Paint: Turquoise, Ruby, Lime, Night, and White paints
- Dina Wakley Media Mediums: White Gesso, Gel Medium
- Archival Ink: Jet Black
- Tools: Dina Wakley Media Paint Brushes; Tim Holtz Tonic Scissors; Tim Holtz Idea-ology Grid Blocks
First, coat the whole panel with a thin coat of gesso. If you don't have a panel, you can use a large tag, a canvas panel, or even an art journal page.
When the gesso is dry, Paint a little bit of Lime paint on the panel (cover about 60%, leave some white space!).
Paint around the long vine mask from the Organic Shapes mask set with Turquoise paint. Repeat this about three times over the Lime paint layer.
Don't wash your brush, but wipe it off a bit. Paint around the mask again, but this time with Night paint. Do this about three more times, overlapping shapes as you go.
Water down some Night paint and use it to splatter on the entire board.
While your paint dries, stamp one of the stamps from the Positive Women stamp set onto a manila tag, and cut out the image. I used Ruby paint to paint a heart on the girl, and also to give her some rosy cheeks (I watered the paint down to make it look like watercolor for the cheeks).
Paint Ruby and White paint on the remainder of the tag, and cut out hearts from the red/pink area.
Use gel medium to glue a torn piece of dictionary paper onto the panel.
Glue the girl over the text paper. Glue on the red hearts.
Dina
Dina Wakley is a Signature Artist for Ranger Ink. Her Dina Wakley Media line includes artist quality opaque paints, gesso and gel mediums, tools, stamps, and stencils. You can learn more about Dina on her website DinaWakley.com. View upcoming classes and events with Dina on our events page and see more projects featuring Dina's collection on our Dina Wakley Media Pinterest board.
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