Comparing Metallic Mediums
Just suppose, you would like to color a flower or butterfly on your black, or dark green, red, purple or navy cardstock. What type of medium (pens, pencils, ink, chalk, paint...) could you use? Let's read further on and then you can watch the video by clicking on the link below!
Today, Friday Free Play 07/09/2018, 5:00 CST, was interesting as it was comparison video! Read on as several different colors were used!
Listing: Gunsamg markers, Feela metallic brush pens, G-2 Metallic pens and Gelly Rolls Metallic pens. Signa Uniball white gel pen was added. |
Comparison using white
and pink colored markers
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It was amazing to see that there were several mediums (pens, markers and even pencils!) that were visible on black cardstock!
Black Cat black cardstock |
STA Gunsamg Markers |
Feela fine brush metallic markers |
G2 Metallic Pens |
Using the Versamark and a stamp of your choice from your stash, stamp an image and trace it with the medium of your choice. It will depend on what outcome you are looking for.
Stamped image with Versamark Clear Ink leaves a
watermark on your dark paper for you to draw on.
Versamark Clear Ink |
An easy way to cut a tag was shown then a stamped image of an adorable puppy was stamped! It looked so easy to color and looked so special and unique because it was created upon black cardstock!
The pre-made tag with a puppy! |
Stamped image with Versamark |
Using Feela metallic markers because they have a wonderful small brush tip! |
This little furball is adorable and you can do it too!
Adorable card front and tag |
Remember when gelly roll pens were so popular? Dig them out and use a metallic one to add details like swirls, flourishes or stitching to your masterpiece!
Stitching with a gelly roll metallic pen |
Gelly Roll Metallic Pens |
Catch all the tips and details watching the video for the first time or over again! Just click on the link below!
Techniques for Using Dark Cardstock: Series #2 |
If you missed the unique techniques used in Series #1, click on the link below to watch!
Techniques for Using Dark Cardstock for Cardmaking: Series #1 |
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