2008-3 CHA
Panel #3:
Dress Stand

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GOLDEN Products:

• Fluid Colors: Cobalt Teal, Green Gold, Pyrrole Red, Dioxazine Purple
• Soft Gel (Gloss)
• Fiber Paste

Other Components:

• ATC Trading Card Panel
• Paper punch
• Thistle stamp
• Dress Stand stamp

Step 1: Apply Fluid Acrylic Cobalt Teal over background; let dry.

Step 2:  Use a paper punch to create decorative paper shapes and apply them to the background with Soft Gel (Gloss).

Step 3: Paint Fluid Pyrrole Red onto a Thistle stamp* and stamp on the paper.

Step 4: Tint Fiber Paste with Fluid Green Gold and create a Fiber Paste skin. (See http://www.goldenpaints.com/mixmoremedia/acrsubs.php for more information on creating acrylic skins.)

Step 5: Paint Fluid Pyrrole Red onto the stand portion of a Dress Stand stamp. Then mix the Fluid Pyrrole Red with Dioxazine Purple and paint the top portion, stamp on the Fiber Paste skin.

Step 6: Mix Pyrrole Red with Dioxazine Purple and paint on the top part of the Dress Stand stamp, then stamp over top of the original imprint on the Fiber Paste skin.
 
Step 7: Tear the Fiber Paste skin to create interesting edges and then adhere to the board with Soft Gel (Gloss).

*NOTE: Always clean stamps thoroughly immediately after using with acrylics. If the acrylic is allowed to dry, it could permanently adhere to the stamp.

Disclaimer

The above information is based on research and testing done by Golden Artist Colors, Inc., and is provided as a basis for understanding the potential uses of the products mentioned. Due to the numerous variables in methods, materials and conditions of producing art, Golden Artist Colors, Inc. cannot be sure the product will be right for you. Therefore, we urge product users to test each application to ensure all individual project requirements are met. While we believe the above information is accurate, WE MAKE NO EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, and we shall in no event be liable for any damages (indirect, consequential, or otherwise) that may occur as a result of a product application.