These markers are a bit tricky to color with, but I think the image turned out beautiful. I used the Ranger Stamping Paper for the base. Then used Spun Sugar and Victorian Velvet to color her dress. To achieve the shading I just put a small amount of water on the paper before applying the ink. Then I spread the ink with a water brush, and tapped the excess water away with a paper towel to keep the paper from buckling. Here is a close up of the girl.
In this photo, you can see the Prima Cabbage roses were also painted with the Tim Holtz Spun Sugar pen, I put streaks of color onto the roses then used the water brush to spread the ink around. This technique gave the flowers a variegated look.
Here is a video of me demonstrating how to use the Distress Markers to color this image.
Do you have the Distress Markers? If so, how are you using them.
Thanks for stopping in today.
Tonya Gibbs
Resources:
- Graphic 45: Ladies' Diary "Moment in Time" paper, Lady's Diary Stamp No. 6
- Prima: wooden clock, cabbage roses, mini roses
- Ranger: Tim Holtz Distress Markers: Spun Sugar, Victorian Velvet (Dress & Hat), Aged Mahogany (Hat), Tattered Rose (Skin), Pumice Stone (shadow), Scattered Straw (background)
- Gelly Roll - Crystal Star Glitter pen (hat), gold pen for buttons.
- lace
- black card stock
Love this she is perfect love the colors
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