I used tim holtz distress watercolor paper. I'm not sure I like it with the intense pencils. The colored lines didn't want to blend out. After watercoloring I went back in an d added shadows. I added extra color around the flowers. I should have chosen a different image without the cluster fliwers. And the little sanil doesn't show up so well either
Date: Saturday, August 15, 2020 GMT Views: 295
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Sat, Aug 15, 2020 @ 6:36 PM
Such a pretty scene you created. I like your sky and grass...little snail, too. Good work with the w/c emboss resist.
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Sun, Aug 16, 2020 @ 5:16 AM
Very attractive with all your shading of colors. I agree with you, it does work better with a less detailed stamp. Happy you joined us for the challenge.
This is beawutiful! What a gorgeous scene. I have had that issue with intense pencils before. I love my Inktense but I struggle with getting the pigment to move so quite often I use a brush and take pigment directly from the pencil. However, I don't see harsh pencil lines on your card. You did a beautiful job on this!