Showing posts with label Watercolor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Watercolor. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 27, 2017

SC664 An Early Snowy Morning

Wednesday again. I love to do the sketch challenge at Splitcoast Stampers on Wednesday when I have a chance. So----------

Today's sketch

My card


I stamped the image onto watercolor paper with VersaFine Black Onyx ink and heat embossed it using clear embossing powder. I used my distress ink markers and the aqua brush to add color to the image. For the card base I used a piece of Baja Breeze card stock. I still have a few sheets of this retired color and I still love it. I found the glitter paper at JoAnnn's this past week. It is by core'dinations and so easy to use.

Thursday, August 3, 2017

For My Brother

My brother's birthday is in just a few days. I think that this is the first birthday card that I have gotten mailed on time. It turned out to be a simple card but one that I was pleased to mail.



Card base -- Pool Party card stock
Stamps -- Main Image "Moon Lake"
                 Happy Birthday from "Happiest Birthday Wishes"
                 Stars from "Big On Birthdays"
                 Inside greeting from "Botanicals For You"
Ink -- VersaFine Black Onyx embossed with clear embossing powder on watercolor paper and colored using distress markers and my aqua brush

Thank you for stopping by.



***This card was in the favorites for the week ending August 6, 2017 at Splitcoast Stampers




Wednesday, March 16, 2016

Let Us Use Markers

I have been asked what is the difference between different brands of markers. I am not sure that I know how to answer that question. There are Stampin Up markers, Tombow markers, distress markers, Marvy markers and Memento markers -- just to name a few brands. All of these are water based markers.

I love coloring directly on my stamps with the Stampin' Up markers. I love the watercolor look I can get with my Tombow and Distress markers by Tim Holtz. The ink can be reactived by water when coloring directly to the watercolor paper. I love the way that these markers can be blended.

For the images below, I stamped each one with VersaFine Black Onyx ink and then heat embossed each with fine detail clear embossing powder on Canson 140# watercolor paper. Below each picture you will see a list of the colors that I used.


Stampin' Up "Blessed Easter" Stamp
Flowers (Left)--Festive Berries Distress Marker
Leaves--Mowed Lawn and Forest Moss Distress Markers
Background--Tombow #491 Glacier Blue

Flowers (Right)--Squeezed Lemonade and Ripe Persimmon Distress Markers
Leaves--Mowed Lawn and Pine Needles Distress Markers
Outline--Tumbled Glass Distress Marker


Rose stamp from Inkadinkado
Distress Markers used:  Flowers--Squeezed Lemonade and Ripe Persimmon
Leaves--Shabby Shutters and Mowed Lawn
Background--Tumbled Glass


Stamp from Northwoods Rubber Stamp Co.
Bird--Broken China and Ripe Persimmon Distress Markers
Leaves--Mowed Lawn Distress Marker
Branches--Distress Markers
Outline--Black Soot Distress Marker
Background--Tombow # 491 Glacier Blue


Stamp from Heartfelt Creations
Candle--Tombow #491 Glacier Blue
Flame--Tombow #905 Red and #985 Chrome Yellow
Flowers--Festive Berries Distress Marker
Leaves--Mowed Lawn Distree Marker
Outline--Tombow Cool Gray #N95