Tuesday, April 4, 2017

Try Something New on Vellum


It's Tuesday - time to try something new. Today's card features something I just recently learned about - Copic coloring on vellum. I actually saw a video with this technique a few days ago - but like usual, I can't remember who to give credit to. I'm sorry! I'm going to have to start paying more attention to those sorts of things.

It's really a pretty fun technique. First I stamped the image on vellum with Versamark ink and then heat embossed opaque white embossing powder on it. When it cooled (only a mere matter of seconds), I turned it over and colored on the back side with Copics. I did discover it needed to be brighter colors to show through, but that's probably because the image I chose had a lot of ink on it. A more subtle image would have probably been better.


I added strips of washi tape, partly because I like the look... but also because I needed some way to attach the vellum to the card. The blue that you see is coloring... the vellum was not colors.

Thanks for stopping by my blog today!


Image: Flourishes Wild Roses stamped with Versafine Ink,  embossed with JudiKin Opaque White Embossing Powder, and colored with Copic Markers

Sentiment: Hero Arts Hello Greeting stamped with Lawn Fawn Jet Black Ink

Papers: Recollections Black and White and Stampin' UP! Apricot Appeal Card Stock and Vellum from an unknown vendor

Embellishments: Brads and Washi Tape from unknown vendors

4 comments:

:: BlueInks :: said...

Vellum! Oh my....the vellum I have is probably so old it would crack! LOL It is fun to work with though. You did a great job working with it. I like how it makes the illustration lines pop out.

jimlynn said...

WOW! Jeanette, this is so lovely! Your coloring on the vellum is just perfect. Love that image and your card design too. So very pretty.
Lynn

kiwimeskreations said...

this is gorgeous Jeanette - I don't have copics so won't be trying this particular technique, but i do love it when I see it done by others.
Blessings
Maxine

Lynn McAuley said...

I love the look you have achieved with this technique! Your card is beautiful, Jeanette!