Art Journal Background Building Techniques | Dyan Reaveley
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
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If you love Dyan Reaveley's gorgeous little pots of paints, then you will absolutely flip for her new flip-top paint bottles! They're portable, easy to use, and as fabulous as ever with a few new neon additions. See them in action when Dyan demonstrates some background building techniques that will make your art journal pages come alive.
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Such a great and helpful tutorial to get the creative mind flowing. Never say I can’t👍🏻💫🎨
You're my favorite kind of subtle. Thank you for sharing. Peace.
As lovely as the jars were, the new bottles are more practical & will help paint stay moist longer 🌼😉💖
Love ❤️ thesexx
You need one of Totally Tiffany - 'Rotating Design Board - Large'...I have multiple for many other uses than art work...I even use them on top of my drawers, next to my desk, to put two 'Die and Stamp Organizers' back to back so they swivel around. Have one on my desktop to spin another crafting storage container...
Loved the video ❤
Having a wonderful month with you. Thanks.
Your my new Art Hero!…..so addicted to your supplies and your art is just beautiful…in love!
You are one of my favorites. Thank you for doing these videos.
Dyan I’ve learned so much from you. Thank you for sharing your techniques and talent. ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks Dyan, that really helped me. Sending hugs from Canada
Thanks Dy I hope your well darlin. Stay safe love Di xx
I love your style.
Thanks for these awesome videos Dyan❣️❤️💕
Thanks so much . This is so helpful.
I heard that whisper. That u would like to take the paint holders with u. Yeah good score - I would too. Cheerz
Lovely! Thank you
Loved it😊, great help. Thank you x
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I really enjoyed this. Thank you for sharing!
Subtle like you. That made me giggle.
That was very informative and helpful. Thanks for the tips.
♥ Thank you for this.
Love your videos thankyou,have some of your paints the bottles they're great to use.
Cool ideas for backgrounds.
Take care.
Thanks for sharing these great tips and tricks.Love your work,im just getting into mixed media, and want t do vibrant colours, which u create,So mindful especially when using bright colours,Keep safe and well from Leeds UK
Hi Dyan, Hope you stay well through the Virus!
Hi Dyan..totally love your colours & Art pieces..🥰👌🦘🦔🐨🌹
Very subtle 👌
good
your products are very nice
thanks you
Thany you, Dyan, great lesson. I learned a lot. Can those blending foams be salvaged after using paint, or are they goners?
I'll miss the jars. But a lower price point is good too.
Hi Kirsten! If you wash them out immediately after use with some gentle dish soap and water, they should be good to go for additional use!
@@scrapbook Thank you
It's a lower price and HALF as much product AND less opaque. Isn't the point to cover up what you are painting over? Like with the black you don't want stuff from the back showing through you want a solid black like a chalkboard to doodle on. Seems to me with the jars you can reach inside them and get every last bit out, and that's never really true with bottles. Shampoo, toothpaste, salad dressing, mustard. It's really hard to get every bit out. Acrylic paints are supposed to be opaque. I can see using it very lightly if that is the effect you are going for, but you should still be able to make it opaque. I wanted to get some of her paints now I'm not so sure. Little 1 oz bottles would probably fit in my other organizer that holds 1 oz bottles of Folk Art and other standard sizes though.
Plus you can use an empty jar for something else, paper clips, brads, buttons, bits of ephemera, stickers and so on.
@@recoveringsoul755 I'm beginning to understand sometimes we want opaque or translucent, depending on what we doing ☺
Thank you very much to share this ! That was really very instructive AND beautiful ! But where do I find the tool (looks like a stamp) to use on the stencils ? And which paint fits best ? Acryl or...?
I was wondering, my jars dried up. Can I do anything about that? Thanks
Great video! Thank you! What type of paper are you using?
Struggling to get hold of any of your stencils - where are they stocked for people in the UK to buy please - would really like the big doodling stencils?
Hi Anita! You can find dozens of Dyan's stencils here:
www.scrapbook.com/store/cat-designer/stencils-dyan+reaveley.html
Hope this helps!
Anita I've seen them on Ebay
TFS......
Will you be keeping the jars as well?
Hi Lisa! Dyan said in one of her videos that stores may continue to have the jars available for some time but going forward they will be manufactured in the bottles only. Hope this helps!
how much color is there? Do you order your product in Belgium?
Hi Firdaws 😀 We are currently shipping to Belgium and you can find all of Dyan's fabulous supplies here: www.scrapbook.com/store/designer/dyan+reaveley.html?o=9
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Can you show this with stencil brushes
What is the placemat thing where she's putting her paint? It looks like it minimizes messes!
It's probably a non stick oven liner, they are pretty inexpensive and nothing at all sticks to them. They are really big too, I have one on my craft table, super easy to wipe off, even glue
@@WendyColeArt thank you!
what's that sheet that Dyan is working on? one she puts the blobs of paint on lol
Ranger Craft Mat. It cleans up super easy!!
I notice that there's no answers to any questions your followers have or even an acknowledgement. Only pushing items to buy. Typical big company profit building!
Dear art journalers and mixed media makers ,Please dont use baby wipes, it absorbs too much of that beautiful paint! 🤗😆