Regardless of which category you fall into, I think you'll enjoy my lazy technique today. I used it to color my adorable little creature on this card - and it's so quick and easy you'll just start coloring everything that isn't moving!
Stamps: Doodle Factory Creatures II Ink: Memento Paper: Basic Grey, Crumb Cake,
Accessories: Tim Holtz die, SU Label Punch, Webster's Pages trim.
Stamps: Doodle Factory Creatures II Ink: Memento Paper: Basic Grey, Crumb Cake, I did not invent this technique, but I sure enjoy the heck out of it! I call it Copic palette blending, and it involves... well, you'll just have to watch the video!
Ingredients required? An image stamped with Memento ink, two Copic markers, a non-porous surface and some serious laziness. So enjoy!
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I hope you're having a cool, lazy weekend!
Love it! I still have to tell myself, "It's ok, it's ok" everytime I take a light copic onto a dark one. Great card...love your sassy little monster!
ReplyDeletei love your videography! your voice is so natural, not forced or scripted. this makes me want copics in a big bad way, but they are so not in the budget. still, it was relaxing watching you color, and that technique really is the bomb!
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing!
Yeah, I still freak out when putting a lighter color Copic into a darker ink. Love this little guy. Great video!
ReplyDeleteI love lazy techniques. Too cute. Great video.
ReplyDeleteLove it! Go lazy!!! I need to get out my copics and play soon.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! And I thought there was only way to do Copic blending. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteP.S. Do you think the benefit stamps you talked about in a previous post will be restocked? I love yours and Suzi Blu's and they show them as being sold out. :-)
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