Hello everyone! I have a few days off and plan to spend some quality time in my art room today and will be enjoying tomorrow at a crafting marathon with wonderful friends! Great Friends. Great food. Crafting all day. Who could ask for more! LOL
As you are probably aware, I have been taking Copic Classes from Suzanne Dean at http://scrapbitzcopics.ning.com/ I am on my first lesson for Class 4. I needed to use the same image for both Sepia Tone and Black Tone. I selected one of my very favorite images from Just Inklined - “Cocker Spanial Pup”.
I am entering this card in two challenges (I appologize that my link is not working correctly and the URL only shows rather than the name. I am told that blogger will be fixing that!)
I am entering this card in two challenges (I appologize that my link is not working correctly and the URL only shows rather than the name. I am told that blogger will be fixing that!)
- Crafts and Me at http://craftsandmechallenges.blogspot.com/ challenge. The theme is "Bring on the Bling" I decided to use some corner flourishes from my Cricut and bling the card up with a Viva Pearl Pen!
- iCopic Lover at http://blog.icopic.com/p/official-challenge-rules.html The rule is: Use just brown tones with your Copic Marker. Now where have I heard that before! LOL
Sepia Tone using E40, E41, E42, E44
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This is a close-up of the little cutie.
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Technique: Vintage
- Copic Sepia Tone
- Copic Black Tone
Measurements:
Card Base 5.5 in. X 8.5 in.
Card Base 5.5 in. X 8.5 in.
Score and fold at 4.25 in. (This makes card for a 2A envelope)
Base 5.25 in. X 4 in.
Base 5.25 in. X 4 in.
Base layer: 5 in X 3.75 in.
Focal Image: Spellbinders Nestabilities Beaded Ovals Die
Supplies:
Focal Image: Digital Image by Just Inklined “Cocker Spanial Pup”
Supplies:
Focal Image: Digital Image by Just Inklined “Cocker Spanial Pup”
Copic Markers:
Sepia Tone: E40, E41, E42, E44
Black Tone C00, C1, C3, C5, C7
Card stock :
Sepia Tone: Cryogen White, GKD Pure Luxury in White, Pure Luxury Chocolate Kiss, Kraft and Designer Paper
Black tone: : Cryogen White, GKD Pure Luxury in White, Pure Luxury Black Onyx, Moonlit Fog and Designer Paper
Ink : Memento Black
Tools: Scor-Pal or Scor-Buddy, Paper Cutter (I use Fiskars), Scissors (Tim Holtz helps reduce pain for those with arthritis!), Quickie Glue Pen, Adhesive, Cuttlebug or die cutter, Spellbinders Nestabilities Beaded Ovals and Cricut,
Embellishments: Cream Pearl Pen by VIVA, Storybook Cartridge for corner embellishment. You can use the flourish or corner embellishment of your choice.
Tip 1: I had a really fabulous tip for you..... I forgot what it was... This ole lady can't remember squat! Well here is another one! If you have a Cricut or Die Cutter, you can use that for flourishes and save a bundle!
Tip 2: Spellbinders Nestabilities “Beaded Ovals” did not “nest” as well as I would have liked so I cut two (different colors) and trimmed the beaded portion away, sanded my edges and used the inner oval inside my outer beaded layer. I discovered the petite or large ovals were a different shape… therefore…. I created my own. Again…. Saving a bundle!
Black Tone using C00, C1, C3, C5, C7
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Doesn't he have just the cutest little face?
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Thank you for taking your time to look at my cards. Please feel free to leave a comment. I hope you have a wonderful day!
Hugs,
Marie
MARIE this is amazing OMG I am in love with it truly breathe taking well done you with you classes top marks from me anyway stunning
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I just love the look of these cards. Thanks for listing the copics used I'm going to try this myself. Great job coloring.
ReplyDeleteThese cards are both beautiful. Your coloring is amazing and I love everything you do.
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous..
ReplyDeleteI think I be needing some of these classes..:)
So great cards ! Colouring is superb, very nice design !
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WOW!!!! this is awesome.
ReplyDeleteI can not believe it posted so now I can say more. This is wonderful girl. What a great idea. Trying things in different colors, I just love how the dogs turned out.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Pat
Ooh I'm looking forward to class 4 now! What a wonderful job you've done with your two images, fab!
ReplyDeleteDid you get your iPad sorted in the end?!
This is tough...if I had to pick my fave...I really couldn't. I love the brown tones, but the b&w is really amazing! Good thing I don't have to...lol. Congrats on being in the 4th class now..you are a true pro!
ReplyDeleteQuestion though...if I were to dive into the copics..about how much should I set back of fun money just to get a good basic set? I'm still overwhelmed with the amount of pens there are...
Sincerely,
Lisa aka timid hahaha