Sep 30
Hello! It’s been a longer than I anticipated but I’ve got another Copic tutorial today! This one is a quick study of monochromatic, and I’m working with the fabulous Haunted Halloween stamp set from Penny Black. Here’s what the finished card looks like.
Once coloured, I cut out the house and adhered it over the same image, stamped on a piece of yellow cardstock. Before I did that, I stamped the fence, witch and sentiment and used Distress Inks to ground the image on the card front.
Enjoy 🙂
Holy Halloween card Batman, that’s some serious coloring!
Lovely your distressing, do you direct stamp pads on the paper, what applciation fo you use for larger area covering of distressed?
Copics tutorial: Love this, this helps, I NEEDED this.. LOL!
Kimberly, I use an ordinary bath sponge, with little texture. Works just as well as daubers would! 😉
Amazing coloring! Love what you did with that haunted house!
Absolutely amazing Iwona!
Thank you for the slide show. It helps enormously!
The colouring here is totally awesome! 🙂 I would love to see a video of your colouring instead of the snaps though - helps me to actually see it happening for one thing, and for another would love to hear your commentary!
I don’t do videos, sweets. Sorry :/ For one, I don’t have the nerve to learn the whole darn process, but I would also feel uncomfortable speaking to a large audience and surely I’d forget how to speak English more than once through the thing. LOL! I’m not a good teacher 🙂
Oh my gosh!!! So freaky spooky cool!!! Love seeing your coloring process!!
WOW!! That is some mean colouring :o) LOVE the slideshow!!
DUDE!!!!!!!!!! This card SERIOUSLY ROCKS!!!!
Your coloring skills are amazing!! Love this card!
wow! girl, what amazing coloring on the haunted house! love love your tutorial, too! you are amazing, Chupa!
THIS. IS. AMAZING!!!
Love it!! The blended background is gorgeous. Fab tutorial - it’s a lovely haunted house. BTW - like the new look blog!
You are a BEAST (in a good way) when it comes to coloring…GORGEOUS!!!
AWESOME!!!! Thanks for tutorial.
Amazing coloring, Chupa! WOW!