tempera paint and hand carved stamp

I bought some tempera paint pucks  a few months ago and I really like using them in my journals.  The colors blend and mix so nicely.  They dry quickly and the colors are very vibrant.  Pretty great  and they are cheap too!

I also used a hand carved stamp on this page.  Since I have done some rearranging in my studio I have better access to my stamps.  I really would like to start using them more now that they are easier to get at.

Comments

michelle said…
Hi Angela, love this page, colours look wonderful ! also really love your string paper it turned out fabulous ! Would you mind sharing where you bought your tempera paint

take care
michelle
February 22, 2011 at 8:37 PM
Cathy L. Calamas said…
Very pretty. Also, thanks for posting your image transfer experiments. I've learned alot.
March 5, 2011 at 5:18 PM
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