Coloring a terrifying skin

Hi everyone!! It's Virginia here. Today I want to show you how to colour a terrifying skin. Halloween is coming and many of you are preparing your projects for that day.

For this occasion, I've done a notebook, using a Some Odd Girl Halloween stamp. Here you have the step by step video tutorial I've done for you:

The Copic colours I've used are: 

Skin: YG93-YG91-BV34-BV31-E00-C00

Hair: E35-E57

Pijama: E89-E87-E84-E81-E55-E53-E51

Dirty cloth: E47-E57-E35-E31

Background: E44-E43-E42-E41-E40

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

See you!!

Cicci Coloring a Pumpkin

Hi Copic Lovers!!

Cicci here today posting

I'm going to show you how I coloured this pumpkin

This is an image from Mo Manning

Hobson on Halloween

He is so cute!!

 

Copic Markers I have used is:

Skin: YG03 13 G28 29 G20 21 24  Y02 Y00

Shirt: B32 34 37 39 B000 29

Ground: BG15 13 02 B29

Sky: B39 79 69 95 99 97 B04 02 BG02 BG13 15 11 10 B00

Shoes: BG96 93

Moon: C02 BG96 93  BG10 Y00

Pumpkin: Y35 YR18 04 E08  FY1

 YR02  R39 Y00

Eyes: Y00  YG03

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Step 1

Start With Y35 

 Step 2

Continue with YR18 

Add over the Y35

Step 3

 Then you add YR04 over the other two colours 

Step 4

 Blend out these colours with Y35

you can colour the middle part with Y35 at this step

Step 5

Add more YR04

Step 6 

 Now I add a dark Marker at the top and

 below at the base, E08

Step 8

 Add FY1. If you don't have this marker you 

can use a yellow one such as Y08 or Y02

Step 9

Now I blend a lot with YR02

 Step 10

 Add more YR09 at the top and at the lowest part of the 

pumpkin

Go over with YR09, YR04, YR02 once again at the same way you did before and at last you blend a lot with FY1.

If you want the pumpkin darker you can add more E08 and blend it out with YR09 and YR02 

I  added R39 at at the end and blend a little with Y00

Thank you for visiting us here at Copic Marker Europe. 

Hugs,

Cicci

Small is cute!

Hello everyone! It's Delphine here today to share a sweet little card in no line colouring. For my card, I used an adorable image by MFT from the You Have My Heart set.

I started by colouring the sun in Y00, then sweeping from right to left and left to right, using V000, YR000, BG000 for the sky. 

I then moved to the grass, using T7, G28, YG67 then YG17, 03, 01.

Next I coloured my character with my usual E000, 00, 11 for the skin, V09, 15, 17 and RV52, 55 for the clothes.

For the hair, I used E25, 59, and YR23 and I coloured her puppy friend in E41, 42, 43. I did the eyes in a brown Polychromo pencil.

I then added blades of grass in T7 and G28. I also put some flowers in gel pens and added a little heart chipboard coloured in gel pen too. 

Sky: BG000, V000, YR000
Grass: G28, T7, YG01, 03, 17, 67
Skin: E000, 00, 11
Hair: E25, 59, YR23
Clothes: RV52, 55, V09, 15, 17
Dog: E25, 41, 42, 43, 59

Thank you very much for your visit, enjoy the rest of your day! Hugs,

Delphine xx

My DIY Copic Color wheel book

 Hi all,

Today I have a lot of photos for you!

My old little handmade Copic color wheel book was falling to pieces

 so I have decided to make a new version.

As you might know Copic has a color wheel with all colour groups

E (Earth ) , B ( Blue ), BG ( Blue Green ) , G ( Green ) , YG ( Yellow Green ) , Y ( Yellow ),

YR ( Yellow Red ) , R ( Red ) , RV ( Red Violet ) , V ( Violet ) , BV ( Blue Violet ),

the Grey Tones W ( Warm Grey ), T ( Toner Grey ) , N ( Neutral Grey ) , C ( Cool Grey )

 and all these groups are separated in natural blending groups.

Those of you who have followed the ECCP Copic classes know all about it.

As the color wheel is quite small 

I have preferred to divide all groups into a handmade color wheel book, 

each page for each color group, 

easy to consult whenever I need to match colours 

or if I want to see which colours I have.

It is like a bingo card! 

What about your Copic collection , is it growing?

Here is my little scrapbook project, perhaps you can get inspiration to make one yourself.

I have found a "funky" way to design my color group blocks,

I have used a mask from Dutch Doobadoo

 and have traced the blocks with a pencil onto a sheet of paper. 

With a black multiliner  ( small tip 0.1) I have written all the Copic numbers underneath. 

You have to do a little of counting to get the right amount of blocks :).

But it is fun to do and when you are ready so easy to use.

I have photo copied these sheets onto Perfect Colouring Paper and have

cut the shape with a die from Studio Light.

After having colored each block with the Copic marker I have,

I have accentuated the outlines with another black multiliner .

This time with a broader tip ( 0.5 ).

Now it was time to choose the background sheets,

one colour for each color group.

Gladly I have lovely plain coloured paper stock.

Aren't the papers just perfect?

These coloured sheets were cut with the matching Studio Light die

 ( slightly bigger than the one of the PCP sheets ).

To add a bit of contrast I have decided to use black card stock for the booklet base.

With a MFT die I have cut the small tabs for each page .

I have glued the parts together, 

the pages of the colour blocks 

onto the coloured sheets with tabs 

and that onto the basic black card stock.

It looked like this when I was ready.

With my Cinch I have binded the whole book.

On the left side you can see the stencil I have used to make the "funky" blocks.

I have added some extra empty black card stock pages at the end,

two pages were used to add my hex chart from Sandy Allnock.

She has developed a sheet of Visual Organization of Copic Colors.

Printed out on a A5 sheet of PCP,

  cut in half with the same die which I have used for my created pages.

Now each page will get a coloured stamp in the colours of the page,

my first page of the E group has a small Gorjuss stamp.

Perhaps I will add some doodling too.

On the tabs I have added the letters of each colour group.

Below the blocks of markers that have ,

I have added a black dot 

to indicate which colours are available in the CIAO version ,

In this way you can see at a glance  .

I have added also a black triangle to some colours,

of this colours I have the re-fill ( Various Ink ).

Now I have a lot of information all together.

Next step was the front cover…

I have cut the letters with a Marianne Design alphabet die out of a sheet of PCP.

Each letter was colored with some Copic markers.

The first "c" with BG 11, BG 13, BG 15, BG 18.

The "i" with YG 03, YG 06, YG 09.

The "o" with RV 11, RV 14, RV 17.

The "p" with YR 23, YR 24, YR 27.

The last "c" with BV 23, BV 25, BV 29.

I have coated the letters with some resin similar to glossy accents

 ( I have used Cristal Drop ).

Here is the final result…

At least perhaps I want to add some other details to the cover,

what do you think? Some doodling or perhaps some stamps? 

To make  my Copic book I have used:

Copic : all colours I have , black multiliner 0.1, black multiliner 0.5

             Perfect Colouring Paper 

paper : black card stock , coloured paper from Avec, kraft card stock

dies  : Studio Light ( pages ) , 

           Marianne Design ( alphabet dies ) , 

           My Favorite Things -MFT (tabs)

Stamp: Gorjuss mini stamp n 40 the owl

Mask : Dutch Doobadoo Circles

Binding tool : Cinch , Cinch white binding wire 1.0"We R Memory Keepers

Resin : Stamperia Crystal Drop

Thanks for your visit!

Hugs Blankina