good afternoon all.dt member nic here.sorry its been so long since my last post but lifes quite busy in the coops household,lol.so today i thought i would share another promarker tutorial with you.this time i am going to try and show you how i colour people in with my promarkers.this gorgeous sugar nellie stamp-angel wishes has been stamped with memento ink on to my card.
lets start,lol. 1.first i have used CORAL where i would like the shadows on her skin to be.
2.now i am using SUNKISSED PINK by going over the coral and more into the white area.
3.now all over with BLUSH.
3.now all over with BLUSH.
4.now i thought it looked a little pale so i repeated steps 1 to 3 to get more depth.
5.to colour in her gorgeous hair i have started with SHALE where i want the shadows.
6.now i use WALNUT, again going over the shale and more into the white area.
7.now i use COCOA, i always go all over the previous colours and slightly more into the white area with each colour.
8.now all over with CINNAMON.
9.again i wanted more shadow so have just used a little more SHALE.
8.now all over with CINNAMON.
9.again i wanted more shadow so have just used a little more SHALE.
10.now the stars on her dress, no need to be too fussed on such a small area, so first i used BURGANDY.
11.and then CARDINAL.
11.and then CARDINAL.
12.for the bow,i have used BURGANDY first.
13.then a little CARDINAL RED.
13.then a little CARDINAL RED.
14.all over with RUBY.apologies for the bleeding of the colours but nothing that your blender, chalks or cutting the image out won`t solve :D
15.now to colour her dress, i am hoping to get a gold colour this time so i start with RAW SIENNA.
16.then MUSTARD.
15.now to colour her dress, i am hoping to get a gold colour this time so i start with RAW SIENNA.
16.then MUSTARD.
17.and then PASTEL YELLOW.
this gorgeous sugar nellie image and full range of promarkers are available from crafty urchins.
well i hope you all liked my tutorial and that it was easy for you to follow.
you will get different effects on the intensity of the colours depending on your cardstock.
my tip is to keep experimenting with different card until you find one that suits you.
as always i`m not an expert but this is how i do mine.
remember the main thing is to have fun :D
ttfn
luv nic aka coops xxxxx
20 comments:
Fab tutorial, great colouring xxx
Brilliant tutorial...... well done Nic x
Hi Nic thanks so much for this I REALY struggle with hair..never seem to get it right..oh well I'll keep practising but often mix the Prisma colouring with promarkers..I'd love to see how you achieve a pink creation??
smiles Christine xx
This is brilliant Coops! Thank you :)
Kelly.x
hey great tutorial nic well done xxxxx
great tutorial thanxs xxxx
Brilliant tutorial Nic I have bookmarked this so I can refer to it for future prijects.
Hugs
Lorraine x
This is great Coops - think I need to buy more Promarkers now! Thanks for tut,Jx
love it Nic, I am going to try and copy it next time i do mine. How do you not get a line when you add more dark? do you go over with light again to blend?
Great tutorial, Nic. I'm definitely gonna be giving it a try when I get some time. Thanks so much for sharing! Marie x
Fab! Thanks for that!
Linds x
Fabulous tutorial, Nic! I will know where to look when I have enough PMs to colour complete images! Thank you for sharing:-) Hugs Delphine xx
Hi Nic, thank you for the very clear step by step tutorial, I'll have to go away and prctise now :o)
Jackie xx
Thanks Nic your colouring is gorgeous hopefully all of ours will be now. xx
and doesnt she look pretty now? thanx for sharing.x
Thank you so much Nic for this tut.
Sue xx
thanks for the tutorial - different to how others do it. But i do it the same way, darker colours first, then blend - you use less ink that way!
brilliant Tutorial Nics, now all I need is the practice...oh! and another couple of Promarker colours :)
Thank you for showing me how thoughxx
Brillant This is the best one and thank you for showing how to colour. Margaret
Very clear tutorial, Thank you for taking the time to post it, off to practice now!
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