You will need


l A4 greyboard, 5 sheets l A4 Kraft card, 280gsm l A4 white card l A4 black card l Americana Matte Acrylic Value Pack l TCW White Gesso, 8oz l TCW Black Gesso, 8oz l Letter dies l Gold and silver gilding flakes with foiling adhesive l Hobby House Aurora Classic self-adhesive pearls l Geometric washi tape l Jute ribbon l Jute rope spool l Select synthetic brush – Flat Wash 1in wide l Plastic palette knives l Adorable Scoreboard l Double-sided Fingerlift Tape l Affixit Essential 3D Foam Pad Mix – 6000 Elements l Clear matt glue


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Oxberry’s designs are truly original and we love her bold style. She explains: “My main area of focus is art and mixed media; the freedom of expression in this particular art form is so much fun. I particularly love layering up paints, inks and pens to create unique designs.”


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hat better way to introduce you to the talents of one of our cover stars than with a selection of her brilliant makes for you to try? Hannah


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Create this bright and bold wall plaque using layered mixed


media techniques 1


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Die-cut a selection of letters from greyboard. Cut a 15cm x 15cm base from


greyboard, and glue letters into place, overlapping them to achieve your desired coverage [1].


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Coat the base in black gesso, ensuring you paint the entire surface [2]. Once dry, dip a


dry flat brush in a small amount of white gesso, and brush over the base surface, highlighting the textures created by the letters.


Create two more bases from greyboard: one measuring 8cm x 11cm, and another


measuring 5cm x 8cm. Here you can work with two colour schemes; magenta, orange and yellow on one, and green, blue and yellow on the other. Use white gesso over the bases and introduce your acrylic paint colours to create a blended finish [3].


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Using the same colour scheme as Step 3, design a stencilled layer over your boards.


Graduate the colours through the stencil using either a sponge or a stencilling brush.


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