ATC Art Technique Challenge - Scratch Art

Inspired by @Autist 's swaps from last year, this series of swaps will be exploring various art techniques.

Who is up for trying out various art techniques? I am hoping that this series of swaps will motivate myself and others to just have fun, make a mess, and enjoy the journey of the art making without fussing about the end result.

I recommend to get started BEFORE partners are assigned. You do not need to check profiles for this swap. Pick colors that you have on hand, that you want to experiment with, that you think will particularly work well with this technique.

Your ATC can just be the result of doing this art technique, or if you wish to embellish it further, go ahead, but it is not required.

Cardstock/watercolor paper is acceptable, if you use thinner paper than that, please mount onto something sturdier. Standard ATC size (2.5" x 3.5") required. Plastic sleeves not required. Most important rule - have fun!!

3 partners - send 1 ATC to each.

Scratch Art!!

Let's DIY some scratch art!
Use crayons or oil pastels to completely cover a sheet of paper.
Cover the paper with a solid color... typically black is used (but it can be any solid, opaque color). In elementary school we just used black crayon over top, but in most tutorials, they recommend a 1:1 ratio of acrylic paint and liquid soap.
When dry, scratch your artwork - the colors underneath will show through.

Tutorial 1
Tutorial 2
Tutorial 3