Hi, it's me, Maria Potapovich (mellpellmell) here for you today.
As you know I like to use stamps not in scrapbooking or cardmaking (in the classic sense).
But I like to add stamps to my watercolors.
Sometimes the work looks unfinished, but I do not know what to do ...
Then the simplest solution might be to add a background stamp.
Here's the truth!
Be sure of it )))))
Don't you think it's too simple?
And now you can see the same picture, but with a slight modification - I added two stamps.
And here's another one the same:
And with the added stamps:
I believe that you can see everything without my words and explanations)))))
By the way, here stamps that I have added:
Have a good day ;)
As you know I like to use stamps not in scrapbooking or cardmaking (in the classic sense).
But I like to add stamps to my watercolors.
Sometimes the work looks unfinished, but I do not know what to do ...
Then the simplest solution might be to add a background stamp.
Here's the truth!
Be sure of it )))))
Don't you think it's too simple?
And now you can see the same picture, but with a slight modification - I added two stamps.
And here's another one the same:
And with the added stamps:
I believe that you can see everything without my words and explanations)))))
By the way, here stamps that I have added:
 |
| Encyclopaedia Botanica Size A5 © Katy Fox |
Have a good day ;)
OMG Maria, these pieces are both completely amazing! I loved them without the background stamping to be honest, but yes, the stamping does add a fabulous extra dimension! You are such an artist, i LOVE these, they are stunning!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWow Mel these are really amazing! you are very talented I love the mix of stamps and art what a stunning result. Dee x
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea ! I love it !!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful art .. Maryia.
ReplyDeleteTotally agree with you!! both of your projects looks "finished" with the additional stamping.
ReplyDeleteI also LOVE to use stamping in combination with watercolors!
ReplyDelete