Copic Colouring Techniques for Cardmaking

Copic Colouring Techniques for Cardmaking

Welcome to Copic Colouring Techniques for Cardmaking!

In this class you will learn how to use Copic Markers (or any other type of Alcohol Based Marker) for colouring in images for you Cardmaking projects. You will learn several different methods for blending your colours and create 3 Beautiful Fairy Cards in the process!

This Class comes with a downloadable Supply List PDF. In the Supply List you will find pictures of the finished sample cards as well as all of the supplies (including copic marker colours) to create each card. The supplies are inked to where you can purchase them, if you choose. You will find the Supply List PDF with the Introduction Video.

In this class you will learn:

1 - What type of stamping ink is best to use with Alcohol Based Markers.

2 - How blend with 2 shades of a colour (best for beginners)

3 - How to take your shading further by using 3 shades of the same colour

4 - How to use a copic colourless blender (and it is NOT to blend colours)

5 - A fun technique for blending two different colours together.

6 - Several different products you can use on top of your coloured image to add sparkle and dimension

7 - How to customize embellishments to match your project perfectly.

8 - How to add even more dimension to your cards using paper tole technique.

Note: I've used Copic markers throughout this class as that is what I own and regularly use. The techniques taught will work with other Alcohol based marker brands as well. Just as other Alcohol based markers will work for these techniques, so will other outline Images, have fun with the Techniques!

Learn how to Colour and Blend Colours with Alcohol Based Markers and create 3 Beautiful Fairy Cards

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What you will learn

• Learn how to blend colours with 2 and 3 shades of the same colour
• Learn how to blend colours that aren't in the same colour family
• Learn what types of Inks are best to stamp with for using Alcohol Based markers

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Level: Beginner Level

Duration: 1 hour

Instructor: Cheryl Penner