This is the finished product
You can use any color of grays that you like, I tend to use the "C's" but neutral and warm grays will work just fine. For this image I'm using C1, C3, C5, C7, C9 and 0 (Colorless blender). Ignore the 110, I didn't end up using it :0)
Last step and finished image!
Ingredients:
Cricut cart - Home Accents (black flourishes)
Glossy Accents (clear coat on flourishes)
I would love to hear your feedback, I hope you enjoy this technique and give it a try for yourself, I think it's fabulous!!
Steph
I would love to hear your feedback, I hope you enjoy this technique and give it a try for yourself, I think it's fabulous!!
Steph
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Thats my bestie's tutorial!! Rach is awesome and she does fab work. So cool to see this on your site!!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous tutorial! I can apply this technique to my prisma's as well. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteVery nice tutorial! I don't own copics but you can do quite the same with promarkers...
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Bernie
Das Tutorial find ich klasse, ich hab Aquarellstifte, schwarz und weiß ist sehr schwer zu colorieren.
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oooh this looks great. I don't have Copics but can try this with my Promarkers so thanks x
ReplyDeleteThese colors are something I would have never tried! Rach is an amazing artist! Thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteOh my Gosh thanks a million! I have Prismacolor Markers but I am certain I can give this a go! Beth
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