Blue and Yellow

Hi Everyone, it's Faye here today :)

I have a bit of a soft spot for gnomes, I love this little guy from Whimsy Stamps. He just makes me smile every time I look at him. I've coloured him a few times already, so I decided I should have another go, colouring him with colours outside of my comfort zone. Blue and Yellow. Blue is just not a colour I normally reach for and yellow. Well, yellow is my favourite colour, but I find it hard to use. 

So, nothing fancy here, just a step by step as I coloured him up...

E51

E50

YR30

BV20 and more shading with E51 and YR30

FB2

B26

B37

B39

YG01

YG63

YG03

YG01

YG03

YG63

YG03

YG01

N3

N1

N0

E59

E57

 E23

Y17

Y15

YR31

Y17

Y15

YR31

Y17

Y15

YR31 AND E70 (E70 For Cast Shadow)

B39

B26

FB2

B39

B26

FB2

B39

B26

FB2

White Gel Pen and Black Multiliner for the spots and plaid

And we're done!

Copics Used...
Skin; YR30, E50, E51, BV20
Beard/ Blue; FB2, B26, B37, B39
Yellow; YR31, Y15, Y17, E70
Silver; N0, N1, N3
Brown; E23, E57, E59
Green; YG01, YG03, YG63

Thanks so much for stopping by... Have a great day.

Enjoy

Hi everyone!! It's Virginia here with a new tutorial for you. Today I come with a delicate notebook as a present to my English Teacher Asun. I've just finished my exams and I don't know my marks yet but, Asun has been one of the best teachers I've ever had and I feel like to give her a present (but not a bribery, lol).

The stamp I've used is a design made by Krista Smith (Saturated Canary Stamps). I do love her stamps and I'm using them in many of my projects. On this occasion, I've decided to show you how to colour a printed dress with the same flowers that appear in the scrap paper I've used in the notebook.

As usual, here you have a step by step video tutorial

The Copic colours I've used are: 

Skin: E18-E15-E13-E11-R21

Hair: E35-E25-E47-E27

Sneakers: YR18-YR15-YR12-BG75-E42-E41-E40

Ribbons: BG75-BG72-BG70

Alpaca: E44-E43-E42-E41-E40-E71

Apple: R39-R29-R24

Grass: YG97-YG95-YG93-YG91

Sky: B0000-B91-C1-C00-Blender

That's all for now. I hope you like it.

See you next month!! Bye!!

Tanya Bond colouring page

Hello Copic friends.

For today's post I used a colouring page by Tanya Bond. In the following photographs you will be able to see how I coloured this page and the colours I have used. 

I always start with a layer of E50, a cool beige.

 I used the broad chisel nib, because this image is quite large. This way the image will get less stripy.

I will use the BV00 next. This is my favourite shadow colour.

Add a layer of E00 over the BV00.

Blend all the layers together with E000. 

Use R20 for the lips.

Add a layer of R22 on the upper lip and in the corners of the lower lip. 

Blend the layers together with R20.

Use the BV00 for shadow in the eyes. 

Use YG11 for the iris. 

Use the YG17 to make the eye darker. 

Use the YG67 for shadow in the iris. 

Blend the layers together with YG11.

For more depth in the eyes I decided to use G46 and C7 as well. 

Time to start colouring the hair. 

Use the E08 for the darker parts of her hair. 

Use the YR07 next.

 Use the YR15 for the lightest parts of her hair. 

Looking at her hair I decided that the darkest parts aren't dark enough...

...so add some E09...

Use the same YR colours for the bodice and the cute flowers. This time I start with YR15.

And then I add YR16 and YR07.

For the leaves I use YG11.

Use YR17 for the veins of the leaves.

For the darkest parts I use YR67.

And to make the darker parts in the leaves a bit more darker, I add YG99.

I add a thin layer of RV02 over the lips, because at this stage  I think they would be much nicer if they were a little bit more rosy instead of orange. 

Colour the pink flowers starting with RV02. Add some RV04 and RV09 as well. 

For the yellow parts I use Y17, Y38 and YR15. 

Use the same RV02 for the wings. 

Use the BG01 for the dress , bracelet and crown. 

I add some RV04 and RV09 on the wings and dress. 

For the blue parts of the dress, bracelet and crown I add BG04

And this is the end result. 

Hope you'll like it. 

See you next month

Miranda