I've had a couple of requests lately for instructions for doing a bleedthrumanade.
I think the bleedthrumanade process is simpler than people expect it to be, and I hope this makes it clearer--I'm simply taking advantage of the fact that color from alcohol markers shows up on the back of page, lol!
Here are the completed pages, so you can see them better.
I think the bleedthrumanade process is simpler than people expect it to be, and I hope this makes it clearer--I'm simply taking advantage of the fact that color from alcohol markers shows up on the back of page, lol!
Here are the completed pages, so you can see them better.
I didn't know you could do both sides. I always made a copy of the back of the paper with the bleed through on it and tangled that. Well, this will save paper!! Thanks Sandra!
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Well, copying would work too, if especially if you were tangling with a pen that might bleed-thru. Since I mostly tangle in journals, tangling on the back works well.
ReplyDeleteGlad the tutorial helped!
OMG, how funny is this, well not your art, but I have been looking at your blog for months and never associated the name here with Sandra in FB/Artists journal group.
ReplyDeleteI love all your tangles.
I get that a lot, lol! I wish I had started Facebook with the molossus or LifeImitatesDoodles name, but I didn't realize how much I'd be doing there.
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