Black and White Tone
Hello everyone! I created two Design Team cards for the new CMC challenge. Join in the fun at Color Me Creative Challenge! Challenge # 27 will run until September 30th so you have some time!
Your challenge this time is all about
Olde Tyme Photo!!
That means you have to use sepia or black/white colors on your image
WITH
1 small POP of color!!
Dust off YOUR COPICS, COPIC REFILLS OR COPIC AIRBRUSH SYSTEM (Or ProMarkers if you have them)
to color any image of your choosing but it must be
** SEPIA TONES or BLACK-n-WHITE
WITH A POP OF COLOR!!**
Suzanne Dean suggests the following for Good Copic Colors to use:
Warm Grays or Cool Grays for Black-n-Whites
Sepia Tones-- E44,E43,E42,E41 & E40
Double your pleasure!!!!! There are two, yes two ways to win!
The Prize for the winner of this challenge (randomly chosen) will get:
** a $20 Gift Certificate to Susana's Custom ARt and Card Designs
In addition, each month every CMC Challenge Entry will be entered into a monthly random drawing. That winner will win a $50 Gift Certificate to Oozak.com!!!
Black and White Tone
C9, C7, C5, C3, C1 C0, R20 R39
Technique:
- Black and White Tone
- On Paper Inking and Tip to Tip Inking
- Sponging
- Masking
Paper:
- Cryogen (Curious Metallic)
- Pure Luxury Black Onyx (GKD)
- Pure Luxury Moonlit Fog (GKD)
- Pure Luxury White
Stamp:
- Winter Wings rubber stamp / Illustrated Asela Hopkins (GKD)
- Tree Silhouettes (GKD)
Ink:
- Copic Alcohol Ink Markers: C9, C7, C5, C3, C1 C0, R20 R39
- Memento Tuxedo Black (Tsukineko)
- Memento London Fog (Tsukineko)
- Opaque Pen (Inkssentials)
Embellishment:
- Ranger Diamond Stickles (Ranger, Inc)
Sepia Tone
Copics: E44,E43,E42,E41 & E40 R24, R22, R20
Copics: E44,E43,E42,E41 & E40 R24, R22, R20
This is another card I created using Sepia Tone. I really enjoy the vintage look and find it to be one of my favorite techniques.
Technique:
- Sepia Tone with a Color POP
- Distressing
Image: Bottles by Ek Success Brands (Inkadinkado)
Ink:
- Memento Tuxedo Black (Tsukineko)
- Tea Dye Distress Ink (Ranger, Inc)
- Vintage Photo Distress Ink (Ranger, Inc.)
- Copic Alcohol Ink Markers (.too. inc)
Paper:
- Cryogen (curitous Metallic)
- Pure Luxury White (GKD)
- Pure Luxury Chocolate Kiss (GKD)
Embellishment:
5mm Metallic Sticker Nailheads (Mark Richards)
I hope you enjoyed these cards. Take out those Copic markers and give this technique a try.
Thank you so much for taking some of your day to stop by and spend some time. I really appreciate your visit!
Hugs,
Marie
Hi dear Marie,
ReplyDeletewow this is so pretty and amazing design and colouring.
The cards are really very elegant.
Love when you post Marie ... I know it's going to be something original and different ... and you didn't fail to amaze me, once again. Love the cardinal with the forest background done in tone-on-tone. The sepia bottles look so vintage and perfect. Your artist talents certainly show through these designs.
ReplyDeleteOH but you do such a lovely job!!! These are beauties!!! Such artistic talent in those hands of yours!!! Elegant!!!!! Nicely done!
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are stunning. I love what you have done with them. Great job on two beautiful cards.
ReplyDeleteWhat stunning cards you've created! I love the scene on the first, and the 2nd is simply amazing the way you colored it! Beautiful!
ReplyDeletejust stunning!!
ReplyDeletexoxo
wow...these are stunning!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat positively beautiful cards!! Its hard to believe they they were stamped, and not painted! Gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteYEAH!!! YOU'RE BACK!!! :D Hope you had a wonderful time on your trip. Your cards are AMAZING. As much as I love your color cards, I am going to have to say that I could decorate my room with these! Completely awesome. Way to go Sue.
ReplyDeleteSo happy to see you in blog land again.
Hugs,
Lisa xx