Hello Watercolor Friends,
There are some amazing brand new stamp sets available now from
Art Impressions! I used the new
5125 - WC Elves Set to create this card for the latest challenge, "Floral Cards" on the
Art Impression's blog. I stamped the mushroom using both the brown and blue. I pulled the color out of the lines. I took Sepia from the pallet to paint in the circles on the mushroom top. I used the red 885 on the palette to color in the mushroom top. I stamped the door from the
5056 WC Fairy Doors Set (which fits perfectly) using the sepia and added lines with the fine tip of the sepia pen. I colored the door pine green, using the palette. I used the sepia fine tip to darken in the door shadows and door knob leaving that white high light in the center. I used the stamp positioner to stamp the elf on top of the mushroom house using 40 brownish grey. Then I colored him using the pine green on his pants and hat and half sleeves and I used 77 pastel peach to color in his face and hands. I colored his hair and shoes in with the sepia. I stamped a single flower in his hand from the
4868 WC Flower Set 2 using blue 565 and pine green and then stamped in the group of those same flowers above the mushroom and added water. I used pine green and stamped the leaves from the
5009 - WC Mini Flower set then used the flowers from
4052 - Flower Set 1 and stamped the flowers in using the red 885. I added water to them. I used the grass from the
4051 - WC Foliage Set 1 and stamped it in using the olive green. I used the tall stalks from the brand new
5126 - WC Foliage Set 4 and the 72 pine green and stamped them in the background. I put some olive green on the palette and dabbed it in around those leaves. I used blue 526 on the palette to color in my sky. I took actual watercolor paint - silver and white to make my sky look more cloudy. I cut out my image using the
5065 - Oval Double Stitched Dies and cut out the red background piece from the next larger oval die. I used two of the
5063 - Rectangle Double Stitched dies for the next background pieces. I glued those little green jewel flowers in the corners. Lastly, I used a Copic Multi Liner 0.03 pen to add the black centers to the flowers, draw in the elf's eyelash, draw the string on his shirt, and sign and date it.
Be sure to check out my Art Impressions Watercolor Guest Designer teammates' beautiful work! Tricia Kennedy
@Triciadollkennedy and Tricia Obin
@Tobin0971 You can find more inspiration by following me on my Instagram account
here.
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