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Determining where to make a cut on a large Terraskin painting

On my live feed tonight on Instagram, I discuss how to make the cut on a large sheet of alcohol inks. This one was on Terraskin. I found it to be too much and therefore I decided to break it into smaller little minis.
So after looking at the pieces broken into smaller manageable sizes, I run it through my favourite thing, the guillotine. There are two sounds I love, that and scissors. I stamped some trees on some of the edges and gave a little definition of the horizon line. Some of them still need some work with little touch ups but here is what we have so far.


This was the piece stamped with trees on the left hand side and then I decided to make the cut at the base of the metalic tree. 


I see a mountain in the back ground. 

This one will get a line in the horizon to make it look like either clouds or other trees. 

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