No Line Watercolor Video Tutorial Featuring Wild Flora Stamp Set | Creative Coloring with Erum
Hi everyone! Erum here with three handmade cards and a video to share!
The stamp that is featured on my cards is called the Wild Flora Stamp Set.
I find that this is quite a versatile stamp set and I love using the images in this set just as an outline. You can create very graphic looking cards with the outline look.
To watch the process video for this card, scroll down to the end of the post or visit the Altenew YouTube channel to view it.
FIRST CARD
First, I stamped the image in Limestone Crisp Dye Ink on watercolor paper. Next, I used Purple Wine and Persian Blue Watercolor Brush Markers to watercolor the flowers. For the flower centers, I used Warm Sunshine and Paper Bag Watercolor Brush Markers. I colored the green bits with Lime and Moss Watercolor Brush Markers.
I used the coordinating die to die cut the image and I also die cut one extra piece out of plain white cardstock to layer up the two pieces for sturdiness. Next, I stamped the sentiment in Obsidian Pigment Ink and adhered it on the Pale Gray Cardstock card front.
Before adhering the image with foam tape, I added a few black paint splatters.
SECOND CARD
I used the same image as I did in the first card and stamped it a couple of times in Clear Embossing Ink to build a wildflower garden on my card front. I used Pure White Embossing Powder to emboss the images. Next, I used Purple Wine and Rubellite Watercolor Brush Markers to color my flowers and for the leaves, I used Moss Watercolor Brush Marker.
I also added a diluted wash of Moss Watercolor to the background along with a few splatters of it as well. Once the panel was dry, I added a few black paint splatters and stamped the sentiment in Obsidian Pigment Ink.
THIRD CARD
For my last card, I used Golden Peach Embossing Powder to stamp the image. Again, I used Watercolor Brush Markers to color the image. For the flower, I used Citrus Burst and Rouge Watercolor Brush Markers. I also added hints of Rubellite pigment here and there. I used Lime and Moss Watercolor Brush Markers for the leaves. And for the light color wash on the background, I used Evening Gray Watercolor Brush Marker.
Finally, I chose the word “hugs” from Hello and Hugs Die Set for the sentiment.
I hope you liked the cards that I shared today. Don't forget to watch the process video below for the first no-line watercolor card.
Thank you for stopping by! I hope you were inspired to create your own handmade cards using the NEW Wild Flora Stamp Set.
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