Don't get me wrong, I will still be posting all of my ScrappyDew Design Team posts. But this is something new.
For a belated Christmas present, DH bought me the entire set plus holder of the Spectrum Noir alcohol markers. You know me, this constituted re-design of the area I wanted to use my fancy new markers. Here is the new coloring area...
At first I had a problem with finding the correct paper to use. Solved that with a Pen Sketcher's tablet from Bee Paper Company. Works great. I chose am image from a Creative Haven coloring book called Steampunk Designs. (
i just love quirky images) Photocopied the image onto the paper and I am ready to start.
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This is the book I used |
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What I selected to color |
Next was to just jump in and color. There is a bit of a learning curve. These markers are fabulous (
i also purchased the instructional dvd's and there are a TON of video's over on youtube) I have a complete list of all the colors used on each area if you would like. (
dang list is tooo long to put on the blog) So here is the completed picture. (
only took 2 long weeks)
Now I had a very specific reason to color this picture. Daughter #3's birthday is coming up. I think that this is going to make a fabulous birthday card (
i'm a card maker through and through) So bingo bango here is what I created...
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front view |
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Inside |
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envelope Graphic 45 Pumpkin power |
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additional card (might as well make 2) |
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envelope Graphic 45 Steampunk Spells |
So for my first project using Spectrum Noir alcohol markers, how did i do? I have an awful lot to learn but I am pretty pleased with the end result. Like what you see, then follow me here on blogspot and give me a like on
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Bright blessings, Jana
I love steampunk and I have been debating whether to get the spectrum noir or copic markers. I have heard a few bad reviews but mostly great reviews of the noir's, they are so much more reasonable than the copic! I think I will be investing in them! Your card is beautiful! You do beautiful work!I need to find this book too!
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