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This time I'm going to stipple the top section of the daisy.
Firstly emboss this area lightly. I've started with the Soft Shader as
it's a bigger area. |
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Go over it again with the hockey stick or regular shader.
Don't make the area too white. Just a light shading and it doesn't even
have to be perfectly evenly shaded! |
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That's all the shading we need in preparation for stippling. |
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Emboss the petals the same way as in tutorial 1. The main
difference is that we have not embossed the outlines. |
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The next difference you will notice is that I am shading the
petals in closer to the centre of the flower. This is to give the petals
more definition once the outlines have been erased. |
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Okay - this is shaping up now. Let's remove the outlines and
see what it looks like.... |
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Pretty good although I think the petals could be shaded a
little more towards the top. |
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A bit better - the petals look more like they are attached
to the centre now! |
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Let's stipple the centre. You can use a 1 needle tool or a 2
needle perforator like I have (provided you're careful to keep both
needles inside the required area, 2 needles will get the job done faster!)
Randomly perforate this area from the back of the parchment. The perforating is done on top of a normal craft / cutting mat. This ensures the perforations are shallow. |
 Now we can
compare - with and without outlines. Outlines give a more stylised look
where no outlines leaves a softer, more realistic look. |
