...this time with Distress markers.
I have to admit that my colouring with Distress markers does tend to be a bit hit & miss - I sometimes forget that they do not need to be too heavily coloured as the water-brush does a lot of the work.
On this occasion, I actually remembered my acrylic block and used it to lay down some of the colour to be picked up by the water-brush.
The image I had a play with this time was another Saturated Canary by Krista Smith...
...and you can see from the pens what size I printed out this digi.
Using a bit more restraint than usual, I managed to get a better result with the skin tones...
...and I'm very pleased with the way the hair and balloon turned out.
Message to self: "Less is more"..............................................................................
Monday, 21 September 2015
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6 comments:
Please give a colouring tutorial... Especially with distress markers,mum totally clueless and this is lovely
Oh Toni she really is lovely completely different from the original item love it
Beautiful - I always think...how do you do that and make it look so nice, I'm not sure my attempts would be so good :)
Beautifully coloured
This is fabulous, love the image and the colours.
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absolutely gorgeous. i don't even own distress markers. i have distressed stickles - which i find rather dull but i love my distress inks - go figure.
fall is still a way off for us but at least the heat and humidity is gone so i can open up the house. i LOVE fall.
have a great week.
hugs :)
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