I've been playing with the Iron Gall Inked pieces I made in an earlier post. I'm really pleased with the way these came out! Definitely makes me want to play some more with these inks (I have quite a stock of walnut ink, too) and techniques.
Recipe for Iron Gall Raven (above)
Layer 1) Iron Gall Ink Wash as Background (My Own Texture!)
Layer 2) Copy Layer 1 - turned 180 degrees - Multiply Blend Mode - 62% opacity
Layer 3) Inked Raven - Darken - 100%
Recipe for Iron Gall Raven #2
Layer 1) Iron Gall Ink Wash as Background (My Own Texture!)
Layer 2) Copy Layer 1 - turned 180 degrees - Multiply Blend Mode - 62% opacityLayer 3) Inked Raven 2 - Darken - 100%
Layer 4) Copy Layer 3 - Multiply 39%
Layer 5) Raven Text - Papyrus Font - Overlay Blend Mode (brings in some nice blues)
Iron Gall Ink Wash Texture #1 (My own Texture!)
Made with home-made iron gall ink, spread as a wash on watercolor paper.
Water sprayed in the middle, and blotted off to make it lighter.
Sharing with Texture Artists Facebook Group.
3 comments:
Wow Neat stuff!
--JoAnne Drake
That DID turn out nice. I don't think I have the patience to make that ink.
Michele, I love your raven creations, so cool that you mixed up your own batch of ink to design that piece... they are one of my favorite birds.
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