I love using Distress markers and inks to create
a watercolor effect which is what I did with this card.
Markers were applied directly to the stamp, it was
misted a couple of times, and then it was stamped
on watercolor paper. I used a water brush with
misted a couple of times, and then it was stamped
on watercolor paper. I used a water brush with
Distress inks to shade and fill in select areas and
layered the watercolored piece on patterned papers.
layered the watercolored piece on patterned papers.
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| I see that I need to glue down the lower left corner of one of the papers :) |
Hello Joyce! I love the soft coloring from the Distress markers and water! It's artsy and gorgeous! The torn edges add so much interest to the design, too! So glad that you join the first Virginia's View Challenge!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kind words, Virginia! Your challenge has produced such an interesting variety of offerings that are quite inspiring. I can't wait to see your next challenge.
DeleteThe Distress markers have a great watercolor effect. Nice job shading. Tell us about the stamp! I like the little hummingbirds.
ReplyDeleteI bought the hummingbird stamp a couple of years ago at the annual Wilton tent sale (besides all the cake decorating goodies there are some craft items). However I just did a search and found that it's by Inkadinkado and is carried by Hobby Lobby.
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