Printing
a photograph on a textured background lends an unusual dimension to your
finished images.
Lightweight molding paste is a thick medium that you spread on a base and add texture to create a painterly aspect to your fiber photographs.
You may simulate brush strokes or texture it with
stamps, sticks, just about anything. Any photograph will work with this amazing technique!
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| Think about how oil paintings look with their textured stokes.
You may want allot of texture for a photograph of an old wall or landscape or you may want just a touch of texture to add interest to the background of a portrait.
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This medium will need a coat of Digital Grounds for the best result. I use inkAid.
It is thin enough to be sewn and can be ironed gently using a wool setting. We'll learn how to protect the finish photograph too!
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