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Festive Skull

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I was having more fun with my Royal Langnickel Gouache Paints!

 What do you know about Gouache?  
Gouache [p] (/ɡuːˈæʃ/; French: [ˈɡwaʃ]), also spelled guache, is a type of paint in the category watermedia consisting of pigment, a binding agent (usually gum arabic), and sometimes added inert material, designed to be used in an opaque method.

On a Domestic Postcard Tag paint a background with  Royal Langnickel Gouache Acrylic Paints, add a skull using a Skull stencil and Gesso.   



Use large flowers folded in half to create colorful headpiece, add a floral leaf and large rhinestone.













This month Altered Pages is partnering with Royal & Langnickel. In celebration of that along with October being breast cancer awareness month we are giving away this beautiful Pink Art Journal.

To be entered into the drawing all you have to do is just place an order of $10 or more with Alteredpages.com. The lucky winner will be announced on the blog as well as our Facebook page on November 1, 2015. Good luck!!


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