ATC Coins I Off the Page I Mixed Media I Aditi Mahajan I YouTube

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Hello lovelies,

Hope you're doing well!

Aditi here and I'm back with a mixed media off the page project for you all. Today, I'm creating a set of Artist Trading Coins. They are similar to Artist Trading Cards, but are circles. I like working with a variety of shapes and bases. 

Today I had in mind, something cute and adorable. Here's a look at them.


They are vibrant in the theme, and they make me smile. 

For my colour mediums today, I've used distress inks. I began by blending ink on the circles lighty. I then went in with a brighter colour through a stencil, and while the ink was wet I embossed it with Clear Gloss Embossing Powder. This gave me an organic dimensional background. 


I stamped the focal elements with WOW clear slow drying embossing ink and heat set them with Primary Ebony. That gives my elements a crisp black edge. 



I used the same distress inks with a waterbrush and coloured the elements. I then used an embossing pen to add fine details to some of the elements and embossed it with Candles and Oasis powders. This gives them a 3 dimensional look.


I layered the elements and completed the coins with a sentiment and splatter. 


I have YouTube Tutorial to create these ATCs. Be sure to head over onto WOW Embossing! YouTube Channel.  Click here to go to the YouTube Channel.



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Comments

  1. Pat19 April 2023 at 22:28

    These penguins are such fun Aditi and I love the colours and the added embossing powders and love the extra details highlighted with the the blue and orange powders..two great ATC Coins. x

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