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June 2023 MMC #3 Challenge
This was a fun exercise - I used watercolors to make the blue-green background then the used a toothbrush to streak on gold Opal Polish for a bit of shine. I cut up the paper flowers to layer them a bit more and used one of the petal scraps to make a butterfly.
The Iris can represent Faith, Hope, Courage, Wisdom and/or Admiration.
This was a fun exercise - I used watercolors to make the blue-green background then the used a toothbrush to streak on gold Opal Polish for a bit of shine. I cut up the paper flowers to layer them a bit more and used one of the petal scraps to make a butterfly.
The Iris can represent Faith, Hope, Courage, Wisdom and/or Admiration.
Products Used
This project uses products from Bo Bunny, Strathmore, Loew-Cornell, Creative Expressions, Asuka Studio
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