I realized, a bit too late, that this technique works best if I bunch up the colors together as it will give better distinction between the colors, compare to if you just put everything all over the place as what happened here.
Nevertheless, this challenge didn't stop me and I kept going and trying to find something until I decided to stay with only one figure, seeing there was no wolf visible :)
Even though I only managed to find an evil looking Little Red Riding Hood, I couldn't stop singing her song from the story, thus the quote on the page :) Because there was no known wolf, I had to stick with "a wolf" :) You never know what can be lurking around the corner :)
You can watch the creative process as it happens here:
Supplies used: (in order of appearance)
- Recycled product manual (as my art journal)
- Recycled paper, used for exess paint (including an art journal page I didn't like)
- Wood glue
- Acrylic paint
- Permanent marker
- Fluid permanent marker (the white)
- Black gesso (homemade from black acrylic and white gesso)
- Ballpoint pen (blue to outline the text)
- Acrylic varnish to seal it all
