I love the Joan Elliot images! Here is my second new Joan Elliot stamp by ladybug and friends.
I have used a DCWV card kit, Prima flowers and an old sketch from a previous Sketch Saturday challenge.
Marie asked on my last post what I use to colour my images, well I use my trusty whispers brushstrokes pens on water colour paper, I have contemplated buying some copics or pro markers but the water colouring is the most enjoyable part of making the card for me so I don't think I would like using the copic pens. I tend to colour the image directly with the pen where I want the darker shading and then use a brush and water to drag the colour out to the lighter areas, I also colour onto an acrylic block and take the colour from there to the image with a paint brush sometimes.
11 comments:
Another stunning card x
I love these stamps :) Never seen them before, I feel a shopping spree might be in order!!!
Fantastic card, lovely colouring and colour combination! Jules x
Hi Sarah, nice to see you back again. 2 Stunning cards from you they are fab really like the images. Love you colouring of the I use whispers pens but mine dont seem to come out like yours, will have to keep trying. Cant wait to see your new creations.
Lyndsey xx
hi sarah another lovely card,i really like this image and love the way you've 3d'd it too!i colour my images the same way you do but a tip i have for anyone who wants to know is that instead of an acrylic block i use a white butter lid to mix my colour's with as i can see the exact shade before i take it to the image.am i sad lol?amanda xx
Another stunning card - gorgeous image beautifully coloured
Pauline x
Another stunning card - gorgeous image beautifully coloured
Pauline x
Gorgeous layout and colour combo. Love your new blog look too ~x~
Great to see you back Sarah, missed your cards.
xxx
Fabulous card. I love the gorgeous stamp you have used. Maria x
Georgeous card - love that image and the colours you have used.
I love this card Sarah, such wonderful coulours and you have coloured the image beautifully. Kim
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