Soft Watercolor Wash Background (with Stencils)
This was THE most challenging technique to get the desired effect. These are the results of my 6th round of trying. I actually like more contrast than less. I'll need to keep practicing this one.

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** My own combination of Vibrant Water Color Wash and stamping through the stencil for vibrant color wash. |
Vibrant Watercolor Wash Background
Using an acrylic block with distress ink to create various patterned backgrounds. I like the shades of red best. But I do like to challenge myself to use color combos I might not usually go to.


You have done some wonderful backgrounds, here! And I agree with you, that more contrast is better than less.
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