Not too long after I got my supposed rainbow ink pad, I originally came up with the idea to make fingerprint multicolor airplanes with that type of pigment ink hoping that it would give them a colorful ombre look. But after using the ink to make some of my Colorful Striped Petunia Magnets (and then taking them to several outdoor art vendor events overtime), I figured that my two sets of bright colored pigment ink, which I have been using to make rainbow sets of fingerprint art magnets, would once again be the best option, Once I got to work on making the the Multicolor Airplane Magnets, I tried out a technique of placing the side of my pinky finger on the line between two pigment ink colors including plain bright green and sky blue. I then drew out the details of the planes with mainly matching Sharpie marker colors to make them into two different aircraft designs inspired by two types of airplanes I have been on many times throughout my life including a more common type of commercial plane like a Boeing. Even though the whole batch was definitely an experiment (especially when I attempted to fit the fingerprint airplanes into 1 1/4" x 1 1/4" flat glass marbles), the Multicolor Airplane Magnets were not as complex to make as I thought.
My Green and Blue Airplane Magnet 2 is currently out of stock, but I have enough materials to make more magnets like this.If you would like a Green and Blue Airplane Magnet like this one here, or if you have any questions, please contact me at [email protected].
Not too long after I got my supposed rainbow ink pad, I originally came up with the idea to make fingerprint multicolor airplanes with that type of pigment ink hoping that it would give them a colorful ombre look. But after using the ink to make some of my Colorful Striped Petunia Magnets (and then taking them to several outdoor art vendor events overtime), I figured that my two sets of bright colored pigment ink, which I have been using to make rainbow sets of fingerprint art magnets, would once again be the best option, Once I got to work on making the the Multicolor Airplane Magnets, I tried out a technique of placing the side of my pinky finger on the line between two pigment ink colors including plain bright green and sky blue. I then drew out the details of the planes with mainly matching Sharpie marker colors to make them into two different aircraft designs inspired by two types of airplanes I have been on many times throughout my life including a more common type of commercial plane like a Boeing. Even though the whole batch was definitely an experiment (especially when I attempted to fit the fingerprint airplanes into 1 1/4" x 1 1/4" flat glass marbles), the Multicolor Airplane Magnets were not as complex to make as I thought.
My Green and Blue Airplane Magnet 2 is currently out of stock, but I have enough materials to make more magnets like this. If you would like a Green and Blue Airplane Magnet like this one here, or if you have any questions, please contact me at [email protected].