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MMara8d ago
oh that layering process is so methodical—i'd probably get impatient and ruin it halfway through. does the distress ink smell as strong as the gesso, or is it more manageable to work with indoors?
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Rustypuppy8d ago
That layering process was totally made up for this session- it’s the reason I love mixed media art because when I get impatient (all the time, which is also when I start rubbing things off 😬), and think I’ve ruined it, I just add more and it eventually turns out very cool. I don’t think the distress inks have an odor. I use the Tim Holtz/Ranger brand and work indoors all the time. I use Liquitex Basics Acrylic Gesso (white for this project, sometimes Clear for others), and I don’t think it smells unless I get very close to it, so I may not be a good person to judge.
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