Background Stamping Series Post #7: Coloring the image
What is your "go-to" tool for coloring a large area? Markers or sponging?
I have two cards today for an easy comparison,
both made with Stampin'UP!'s Breathtaking Bouquet background stamp.
This first card was colored with markers
I used Stampin' Blends, which are alcohol markers
I really like how smoothly they apply to colored cardstock
The color on thie second card was applied with a sponge
note: an art sponge, NOT a kitchen sponge
you get a much more diffuse look when you sponge on the color.
Both tools give a great result
It just depends on the artistic look you're going for
Here is one more side-by-side comparison
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Color Details:
- The first card used a black alcohol marker on Merry Merlot paper
the image was embossed in gold - The second card was sponged with black ink on Bermuda Bay
the image was embossed in black
Layer Details:
- The sentiment on the first card was black embossed on vellum card stock and cut with a scissors. Layered using the Pretty Label Punch and a 1-1/2" circle punch
- The sentiment on the 2nd card was stamped with a sentiment and a die from the Peaceful Moments Bundle
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I hope you've been inspired to pull out some stamps and do some coloring.
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