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Dina Wakley MEdia | Rub-Ons - On Their Mind 6" x 9", 2 Sheets + Burnisher

Brand: RANGER INK
The Dina Wakley MEdia Rub-Ons – On Their Mind feature colorful transfer designs with expressive faces, layered textures and painterly marks in Dina Wakley’s distinctive style. They transfer easily onto paper, canvas, wood and other porous surfaces, adding instant focal points and visual layers to art journals, collage, cards and mixed media projects. The set includes two 6" x 9" printed sheets and a burnisher for easy application.
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The Dina Wakley MEdia Rub-Ons – On Their Mind set includes 2 sheets of colorful rub-on transfers plus 1 burnisher for application. The designs combine Dina Wakley’s signature faces with layered textures and painterly marks, giving you ready-made expressive imagery without the need for wet media. Apply them to a clean, dry surface using even pressure with the included burnisher; they are suitable for paper, canvas, wood and other porous surfaces.

On Their Mind carries the loose, expressive and slightly raw visual language associated with Dina Wakley’s mixed media work. Faces can become strong focal elements, while smaller marks and textures help connect separate areas of a layered composition. Combine them with paint, stamping, stencils and collage papers to build richly textured pages with plenty of personality.

👉 Features:

  • Includes 2 color-printed rub-on sheets and 1 burnisher
  • Features faces, layered textures and painterly marks
  • Transfers onto paper, canvas, wood and other porous surfaces
  • Ideal for layering in art journals, collage and mixed media projects
  • Product code: MDA88332

📐 Sheet Size: 6" x 9" (15.2 x 22.9 cm)

👍 Ideal for: art journaling, mixed media, collage, altered books, cards, scrapbook layouts, tags and visual storytelling.

Inspiration Tip: Use only part of a face rather than transferring the entire image, then let the edge disappear beneath paint or collage paper. Partially hidden imagery often creates a stronger sense of narrative and makes the rub-on feel integrated into the page rather than simply placed on top.