So the background I made for this card uses one of my favorite watercolor techniques and one of the first watercolor techniques I tried for myself when I was just starting out doing art and making cards. It's super easy and quick and really creates beautiful backgrounds everytime.
I used Ecoline Liquid Watercolors in the colors Turquoise Blue, Pastel Violet, and Fir Green.
Aren't these little monsters just so cute?! I stamped them in Antique Linen Distress Ink and colored them with my Prismacolor colored pencils to look like they had a fuzzy texture to them.
You can watch the process video below or in full HD on my YouTube channel!
Thanks so much for stopping by! I am really working hard to improve my videos. While I've been making cards for some time, I'm still getting used to being filmed while doing it, and trying to convey a clear and concise process for how I make my cards (even when my thought process is all over the place!) I appreciate your support and kind words, and if you'd like to share what you've created, I'd love to see it! Have a good day!
Supplies Used:
Strathmore Mixed Media Paper [Amazon 6x8 inch paper pad]
Ecoline Liquid Watercolor Turquoise Blue [Amazon]
Ecoline Liquard Watercolor Pastel Violet [Amazon]
Ecoline Liquid Watercolor Fir Green [Amazon]
Blue Painters Tape [Amazon]
Tim Holtz Vagabond 2 Die Cutting Machine [Scrapbook.com] [Amazon]
Crystal Katana [Amazon]
Ranger Multi Medium Matte [Scrapbook.com][Amazon]
Nuvo Drops in Morning Dew [Scrapbook.com]
Prismacolor Colored Pencils [Amazon]
Canson Mi-Teintes paper [Amazon]
Mini MISTI [Scrapbook.com][Amazon]
Tim Holtz Distress Ink in Antique Linen [Scrapbook.com Full size pad] [Scrapbook.com mini ink pad]
Scor-tape [Amazon]
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