Showing posts with label digital. Show all posts
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Friday, April 1, 2011

Coloring Book Digi's




Hey Everybody,

Hope you're all doing well. I've been doing a little coloring just for me and thought I would post the cards. I have a stack of coloring books that I used to color with my Prismacolor Pencils. But of course you can't use your copics on them. So.....I copied some of the pictures onto CS so that I could use my Copics. I love do FairyTale type images. These were a lot of fun.

1st Image- I used C5-7&9 on her hair. Then added some BV04 for bluish/purple highlights.


Her dress is done in YG00-01-03&05. The skirt is also B41 & B45.1s


#2 image is from a Barbie Book. This is a dress she tried on for a fashion show.


It's done in BG000, BG01, BG05 & BG07.



Image#3- Prince Charming


His & Her Hair- E18, E19, E99 & YR23


Her Dress: R02, R05 & R08. Over top of that I used R83, R85 & R89. I wanted a specific color that S/U has in their CS line and this is the only way I could get it.


His Suit- Again a specific color. Jacket B91/93&95 with T3 over it.


Pants- B95/97/99 with T6 over it.





#4


Hair- E53,/25/29

Skin- E0000/01/YR00 & R000 blush

Crown & Lip & Ribbons- Rv66/69

Dress- YG91/93/95/99

Flowers-Too many to list



Tuesday, January 4, 2011

Shadows & Shading Class

For our next class, we will focus on how to Shade & add Shadows to our images. For this class you will need markers T2, R81, R83, R85, R39, B91, B93 & B97. We will do several images so you can really get the feel for how to do this technique. Adding shading to an image is what really brings it to life. We will even make a template to help you with determining where you shadows and shading should be applied. Here are two of the images we will be using.


This class is currently scheduled at Daisy Lane Scrapbooking in Mattoon, IL on Feb 26th from 2:00-4:00. Sign up now as we expect these classes to fill up fast.














Image: Digital Image Source Unknown

















Source: by Elizabeth Bell for SCACD (Rubber)