Maya Watching a Ladybug
Hello, my friends! Hope you are having a wonderful week so far. =) Here is a card that I made for Whiff of Joy World of Ideas Blog.
I "think" this technique is called no-line coloring and you can see my tutorial here. =) I also used this technique to color this card. I have to admit though, this is the second one that I colored... I wanted to add eyes on the image after coloring and for the first (better colored) one I used a black marker and it looked hideous. A lot of tears was shaded, ok, not tears exactly, more like F-bombs. =) So I started over and colored this one. The first one will forever be remembered in my tutorial photos.... Well, I was mad at myself but at least the second one was colored in less than 20 minutes since all the colors has been figured out. =)
The darling Maya Watching a Ladybug is stamped on Papertrey Ink's Stamper's Select White cardstock with Momento Angel Pink ink, colored with Copic markers then cut and embossed using a Petite Ovals Large die.
The patterned paper is from Sidewalks 8x8 Paper Pad by October Afternoon. I covered a cardstock strip with this washi tape before stamping the sentiment. The sentiment is from The Sweetest Day Sentiments Set by POD.
That's all I have. You can see my tutorial here with a little process of the image being colored. =)
Have a lovely day and thanks for stopping by!
supplies:
cardstock: (white, kraft) Papertrey Ink
rubber stamp: (Maya Watching a Ladybug) Whiff of Joy Stamps, (sentiment) Purple Onion Designs
patterned paper: October Afternoon
dye ink: (Angel Pink) Tsukineko
archival ink: (Jet Black) Ranger Industries
accent: (pink, yellow) Papertrey Ink, (washi tape) mt Kamoi Kakoshi
die: (oval) Spellbinders
tool: (die-cut machine) Provo Craft, (sewing machine)
other: (foam tape) 3M, (foam squares) Recollections
Copics used:
skin: E13, E11, E01, E00, E000, R20
hair: E27, E25, E23, E53
jeans: BG18, BG15, BG13, BG11
t-shirt: R37, R17, R14
bonnet: Y19, Y15, Y13, R17, R14, R12
flowers: G28, G82, G24, YG03, R17, R14, R12
grass: YG67, YG17, YG07, YG03, YG01
card size: 5 1/2" x 4"
I "think" this technique is called no-line coloring and you can see my tutorial here. =) I also used this technique to color this card. I have to admit though, this is the second one that I colored... I wanted to add eyes on the image after coloring and for the first (better colored) one I used a black marker and it looked hideous. A lot of tears was shaded, ok, not tears exactly, more like F-bombs. =) So I started over and colored this one. The first one will forever be remembered in my tutorial photos.... Well, I was mad at myself but at least the second one was colored in less than 20 minutes since all the colors has been figured out. =)
The darling Maya Watching a Ladybug is stamped on Papertrey Ink's Stamper's Select White cardstock with Momento Angel Pink ink, colored with Copic markers then cut and embossed using a Petite Ovals Large die.
The patterned paper is from Sidewalks 8x8 Paper Pad by October Afternoon. I covered a cardstock strip with this washi tape before stamping the sentiment. The sentiment is from The Sweetest Day Sentiments Set by POD.
That's all I have. You can see my tutorial here with a little process of the image being colored. =)
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supplies:
cardstock: (white, kraft) Papertrey Ink
rubber stamp: (Maya Watching a Ladybug) Whiff of Joy Stamps, (sentiment) Purple Onion Designs
patterned paper: October Afternoon
dye ink: (Angel Pink) Tsukineko
archival ink: (Jet Black) Ranger Industries
accent: (pink, yellow) Papertrey Ink, (washi tape) mt Kamoi Kakoshi
die: (oval) Spellbinders
tool: (die-cut machine) Provo Craft, (sewing machine)
other: (foam tape) 3M, (foam squares) Recollections
Copics used:
skin: E13, E11, E01, E00, E000, R20
hair: E27, E25, E23, E53
jeans: BG18, BG15, BG13, BG11
t-shirt: R37, R17, R14
bonnet: Y19, Y15, Y13, R17, R14, R12
flowers: G28, G82, G24, YG03, R17, R14, R12
grass: YG67, YG17, YG07, YG03, YG01
card size: 5 1/2" x 4"
Comments
Sue
Katharina x
amazing coloring and beautiful layering!
TFS~
luv
Debby
Hugs,
Jo
Sandy