Hello everyone and welcome!
Marie  here with another MINI tutorial for you on coloring Terra Cotta Pots.

YR27, YR24, YR21, YR20
Copic Terra Cotta Color Combo

YR27, YR24, YR21, YR20 with
High Intensity Sandwich YR27/E99/YR27
See how much contrast the high intensity sandwich adds to the combo?

Copic Terra Cotta Sandwich for high intensity shading

    (YR27 )            (YR27 + E99)           ( YR27 + E99 + YR27)

 Supplies:  

Copics Sketch Markers Used:
Skin tones:  E000, E00, E11, E21 and R20 blush
Hair: T1, T3, T4, T6,  T8
Shirt: R20, R22, sandwich of R56/T3/R56
Pants/Bib:  B20, B24, B26, B28, B72
Featured – Terra Cotta Pot:  YR27, YR24, RY21, YR20 and (YR4/E99/YR27)
Tulip:  R20, R24, R27, R56 and (R56/T8/R56)
Soil:  E30, E35, W5, E18, Colorless Blender
Leaves/Stem:  YG11, G40, G24, G45, YG63, G28
Shoes: T3, T4, T6, T8
Ground:  W4,  E56

Steps:
The image was stamped with Memento Tuxedo Black Ink.
I used a multiline to touch up any area that did not have a crisp stamp line.
The image was colored with Copic Sketch markers.
The background was applied with Copics using a dotted stencil.
The layers were adhered with double sided tape.
I embellished the card with hand quilled flowers.

Thank you for stopping by and check back next week for a tutorial on Toner Gray
and we will be coloring some straight and curly black hair!

Hugs,

Hello and welcome to our Monday Inspiration post.   Marie here and I want to share a card I created this week.   I live in the country and it is not unusual to wake up to find a few deer in my back yard eating the few remaining roses that  the season hasn’t touched with it’s wintery bite of cold.   That and the Merry Holiday Season inspired me to use an adorable image called Bluebell with Robin by Wild Rose Studio.

Techniques:

I am using the following techniques:

• Copic ink to paper application
• Copic tip to tip inking
•  Watercolor Wash Background

Supplies:

• Stamp:  Bluebell with Robin (Wild Rose Studio)
• Medium:  Copic Sketch alcohol Ink Markers (.too),  Copic Opaque White Ink ) (.too) , Red Copic Multiliner  (.too) and watercolor.
• Paper:  White cardstock, Cryogen (Curious Metallic), Navy cardstock
• Other:  Divine Swirls embossing folder (Provo Crafts), Crystal Stickles (Ranger), Flowers for embellishment, Oval petite large die (Spellbinders)

Medium Used:

• Bluebell:  E000, E00 E11, E21
• Wreath/Berries :  YG11, YG17, G28, G40, G63 and R20, and Red Multiliner
• Robin: B0000, R000, B00, B02, B21  Hat: R20, R22, R24,  C1, c2
• Background:  Watercolor Green, blue, Brown and Copic White ink

I have a little tip for you.  Have you ever had to pull out a new sheet of card stock to create your mat for the focal image?   Have you ever struggled to find the same shade of paper to coordinate with you base layer?   Take care of both challenges by cutting your mat layer from the center of your base layer.

When you add your top layer –  you will never  know that your mat for the focal image came from the center of the base layer!

Save time!   Save money!  Save yourself  the frustration of trying to find matching paper!

Thank you for stopping by!   I hope you liked my card and little tip of today.

 MarkerPOP Challenge #36  is Holiday Themed   and running until December 22.

Check it out!   I hope to see your wonderful creation there!   Happy Holidays!

It’s Michelle and it’s my day to share an inspiration with you!  My card for today uses a Sherri Baldy image called Summer Swing.  My inspiration for you this week to us add lace of some sort to your card.

In the photo you can see how I embellished the lace further with a strip of coordinating designer paper!

The paper collection I used was Howdy Doody from My Mind’s Eye, however you can use a similar color palette with the Sweetest Thing’s Tangerine Collection. The image is colored with Copic Markers.

Hi everyone, Marlena here to share a little inspiration with all of you.  Since Thanksgiving is just around the corner here in the U.S. I thought these cuties from Elisabeth Bell would be a good image to inspire us.  Apple Blossom and Milkshake Baking are a great duo and her seasonal dress and apple pie make me think right away about Thanksgiving.  How can you go wrong with such a cute pair, yummy food and happy time of year.

The copic markers I used to color this image are dress: Y38, Y35, Y32, YR30, shirt and hat: E33, E31, E30, E50, R27, R24, R22, and hair: E29, E19, E08, E02.  I also used the Cheery Lynn Designs die, Fanciful Flourish, on my card.

I hope you found a little inspiration on your stop by today.  Enjoy the rest of your day!

Thanks so much for stopping by,