Laurie has a video up at the current Make It Monday,
she shows adding color to stamped images using pencils and gamsol or an ink blending solution.
Hi friends, I have added copics to highlight stamped images, but had not used prisma pencils and an ink blending solution. So I gave it a try.
I stamped the flowers with Berry Sorbet and then went back and added a darker red in the center from the prisma colored pencils called rouge. Then using a fantastic dipped in the ink blending solution I spread the color out, it really does help give dimension and added color to the images. I did the same with the little leaves.
stamps and dies: PTI Graceful Garden, Keep it Simple: Praying for you
14 comments:
Love this set! Beautifully done Colleen...
Happy new Year to you and your family!!
Beautiful Col. Great shading.
Oh, well done, Colleen! The coloring is perfection!! Happy New Hugs to you!! Darnell
Whoo, this is so pretty. I'm wishing you and your family a very Happy, Healthy New Year.
Gorgeous card love the beautiful colour of your flowers
Happy New Year....this is so beautiful!
Such gorgeous flowers with fabulous color! I haven't tried the pencil and blending solution technique, but know several who do. I'll have to give it a try some time. Thank you for the inspiration! May you and family have a New Year filled with many blessings!
SOOOOOO pretty Colleen! Absolutely love the CAS look to this card and your coloring is fabulous!! Wishing you a very HAPPY and BLESSED 2016, and lots of mojo for the coming year too my friend!! :0)
Great job! You made it look just like two layer stamping:)
Happy New Year Colleen! I saw your card this morning when I saw the Papertrey Ink news letter, congratulations!
It’s so pretty with the flower cluster and beautiful sentiment! Peace and joy to you and yours for 2016
Beautifully done, Colleen! Big congrats on the shout out in the PTI newsletter! Come on down anytime--we'd have fun!
Wow, this is a true beauty. Love what you did with this technique.
Oh Colleen, this is stunning! I guess I need to get some blending solution because I didn't like the harsh lines I got using the prisma pencils. I feel like I should remove my card from the list now that I've seen all the gorgeous card from the challenge this week. Yours in a winner!
Just so, so beautiful!
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