I painted red and blue water color on a piece of card stock.
In ~true~ watercolor, there is no white used. White is the absence of color.
That is what I did in this graphic. Painted only red and blue.
When the watercolors were fully dry, I stamped the dog over top.
I then scanned the picture into my computer and added the wording
in a graphics program.
I dropped the scanned picture into a Word document and adjusted the size.
I was able to print out 4 of the pictures per card stock page. I cut a sheet of
card stock in half and glued the graphic to the front.
I sent out 20 of these for a military 4th of July mailing that I participated in.
There are SO MANY possibilities when combining watercolor painting
along with rubber stamping.
When the watercolors were fully dry, I stamped the dog over top.
I then scanned the picture into my computer and added the wording
in a graphics program.
I dropped the scanned picture into a Word document and adjusted the size.
I was able to print out 4 of the pictures per card stock page. I cut a sheet of
card stock in half and glued the graphic to the front.
I sent out 20 of these for a military 4th of July mailing that I participated in.
There are SO MANY possibilities when combining watercolor painting
along with rubber stamping.

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