An engineer's creative corner studio.
So I did these right on either side of the 5th turning into the 6th, so I just put them in one post. First up is a freehand watercolor.
Petals done with Kuretake Watercolor
Next a distress ink background with Handlettering using Zig Clean Color Markers.
Hand lettering and Neil Sedaka.
I am also using the second drawing for the hearts prompt for #sisterswithheartinart this week. Going to try to keep up and I hope you do too, happy crafting!
Cutting it close! I used my new Zig Clean Color Markers for this, they make brush lettering so much easier!
One of my favorite Jason Mraz songs.
I'll be doing more with these soon and I'll post a video of some techniques for using them! Happy crafting!
So I am really trying to keep up with this! I designed this card for one of my friends who does ballet workouts! I came up with the drawing, fussy cut it and then did a watercolor background.
Making my drawing.
Marker outline.
First layers of color.
Almost done.
Finished.
I used foam tape on my fit chick and cut a craft dowel down to make the barre. I have a post for Quick Quotes coming up soon and after that I will be reviewing the Zig Clean Color 48 pack. Thanks for stopping by, happy crafting!
Here's my work for day 2!
Original drawing by me!
A Hero Arts background stamp with an Avery Elle stamp set and some Copic Ciao markers.
Happy crafting!
I try to color as often as I can and I am trying a bunch of different mediums, but this specific challenge is for markers, so for today's post, I've included a mix of watercolor and marker.
A nice note for someone.
I stamped my image and then used a Molotow masking pen to cover it while I did the watercolor background. Once that was dry, I peeled off the mask and did my coloring. To finish it I added some rain stones from Paper Trey Ink and stamped the sentiment.
These stamps are from Stampin' Up, the watercolors are Kuretake, and the markers are Copics. Check out the challenge (and a great website) at www.thedailymarker.com Happy crafting!