Hi everyone, I have recieved so many comments on my coloring and requests for a tutorial on how I do it. I am so truly flattered and hu...
Welcome back to our second day of MFT's May Release Countdown . . . Be sure to head over to the MFT Blog to see today’s full stamp set and die reveals! Today the design team is featuring one of my favorite new MFT stamp lines, Birdie Brown, in her new stamp set, Let's Hang Out: She reminds me SO much of my oldest tomboy daughter, so I wanted to create a Father's Day card for her to give her Daddy! I kept the colors of the card masculine, using blues and greens. I have a Copic tutorial for you, on how I colored Birdie (click on photos for larger views): 1. Stamp girl with Black Licorice Hybrid Ink onto Copic X-Press It Blending Card die cut with coordinating Let's Hang Out Die-namics. Color the overalls in a base coat of B32, then add medium shading with B34. Leave fold marks in overall legs white (uncolored) or create the creases by using Copic Colorless Blender marker to push away color from those areas. 2. Blend the shading (B34) into the B32 base coat, using lightest B32. Add deeper shading to pockets and far edges with darkest B37. 3. Place Copic...
Read how to color white using Copic® markers. This Copic marker tutorial offers helpful tips!
This week's Tuesday Tutorial is hosted by JustRite design team member, Sharon Harnist, who is also on the Copic design team and is a Regional Copic Certification Instructor! In this tutorial, Sharon will show you how she colored the Hydrangeas from our Plant A Little Love stamp set with Copic markers on this card (the card and full details were originally posted here): Let's get started! (Click on any photo, to view it larger): (Above left photo): First, give the entire flower a base coat of your lightest color, BV31 -- this will "prime" your paper and help all the...
Coloring Objects to look like Metal I hope you have been practicing up on your coloring skills. For this tutorial, we are going to t...
Hair coloring tutorial
Little Blue Button Stamps DT Call: http://lbbstamps.blogspot.se/2014/06/design-team-call-september-2014-january.htmlWhere I colour Miss Lilly Summer by Littl...
This week's tutorial over on Splitcoast is brought to us by Copic guru Colleen Schaan - she's sharing some tips for coloring ruffles and f...
Hi well here it is... my step by step on how I colour my grass... Hope it inspires.... First I stamp my image then cut out the desired sh...
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Welcome! It's been another crazy week here, though you can't tell it by how much I've posted lately. Suffice to say that I'll have plenty of posts over the next week--when it rains, it pours! Today's card is from Power Poppy's Instant Garden, a digital stamp homage to Van Gogh's sunflower series, called Sunshine of my Life. I cropped, flipped, and enlarged the image, but the original is shown below. It's a truly lovely image to color! I Googled "Sunflower Images" and was surprised by the enormous variety of colors in sunflowers--you'd be amazed! Shown above are the Copic Markers that I used to color the Sunshine of my Life sunflowers. I've already mentioned this, but I did enlarge, crop, and flip the image vertically; that's why it looks a bit different from the picture above. I thought I would take pictures as I colored, stepping out the process. You...
Just wanted to make sure you all knew that the downloadable Stampin' Up and Papertrey Ink charts on my sidebar have been updated. They incl...
Hello crafty people!I’m here on the blog again to share another coloring I did with the new amazing MFT stamp release that has been released a couple of days ago! For today’s coloring I’ve decided to play with the new adorable stamp set called " Gno ho ho" and which is all about gnomes! And…
Hi peeps, Today I want to show you a mini- smash book I made for the February Edition of Ett Trykk Magazine. I found this tutorial o...
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There are so many beautiful images out there to stamp or print and colour using Copics! One of the biggest questions people have once they ...
Real shade is not darker color, real shade is desaturated color. To create the desaturated colors that Copic Marker does not make, Vanilla Arts Company teaches Online Workshops and Livestream Coloring Challenges using the underpainting method. Students learn to layer colors realistically rather than blend. Underpainting creates natural colors found in everyday life.
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