- Hannah Oxberry
ATC Monday #013 - "Poison Sign"

List of products used;
DecoArt Media Fluid Acrylics Cadmium Red Hue DecoArt Media Fluid Acrylics Quinacridone Gold DecoArt Media Fluid Acrylics Burnt Umber DecoArt Media Fluid Acrylics Raw Sienna DecoArt Media Fluid Acrylics Cobalt Turquoise Hue DecoArt Chalky Finish Everlasting DecoArt Weather Wood
Stampendous Andy Skinner Stamp Birds and Bones
Stampendous Andy Skinner Stamp Toxic
Versafine Onyx Black Ink
Versafine Vintage Sepia Ink Stampendous Clean Embossing Powder
30ft 20GA Rusty Wire
Step One

Paint a base layer on to the ATC in Red Cadium, while the paint is still wet, brush in patches of Burnt Umber and Quinacridone Gold to add depth to the base colour.
Step Two

On to selected areas of the ATC paint patches of Weathered Wood, remember Weathered Wood applied thinly will produce fine cracks while thickly applied medium will result in thicker crackles.
Once dry, paint over the base layer in Chalky Finish Everlasting. Only apply one layer so as not to disturb the crackle effect.
To distress the ATC further, rub away areas of the Chalky Finish paint around the edges to reveal more of the base layer.
Step Three

Create a light wash of Raw Sienna and Cobalt Turquoise Hue over the surface to knock back the colour of the Chackly Finish layer.
Stamp using Vintage Sepia ink and Andy Skinners Toxic stamp around the edges and in Onyx Black from the Birds and Bone set the word poison. While the black ink is still wet, sprinkle over clear embossing powder and tap away the excess. Heat with a heat gun to seal.
Wrap the ATC in Rusty Wire to finish.