Copic hair color combos

Hi readers! Happy Wednesday! I hope your week is going great so far! I’m pleased to have guest designer, Sandy …

Happy Tuesday everyone! I'm featured on the TGF Blog today sharing my Copic color combo for Tip Me Tuesday. Every other month, we will have “Tip Me Tuesday” – a showcase of some of our favorite color combinations for TGF images! And as if THAT weren’t exciting enough, the fabulous Marie has provided you with your own little color combo cards to print off so you can catalog your fave color combos. To get your FREE Color Cards head over to the TGF BLOG and save them to your computer! Today I'm…

Here are a few more of my favorite hair colors

Copic coloring chart on Summer Swing Birgitta stamp by CC Designs.

Back by popular demand. This was posted several times here on my blog, but it has been requested a million times that I repost.. so here it is.. hope it helps. Remember! people are often intimidated by coloring images that have faces. LOL.. it's just paper, if you mess up there is usually a round bin near by to toss it into and start over..... the only way you will bet better at coloring anything is to practice.. trust me, many of my images get tossed to the round file (needs emptied quite…

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Hi everyone! I had some request about a hair tutorial so today I will show you my way of colouring hair step by step. Here´s an image I drew with a black pencil, sorry about the poor quality of it.. I don´t have the technology to make it into a clean digi ;p You can use this image as you want. Copics needed: E50, E53, E57, E49. The only thing to practice is THIN LINES!!! First color a SMALL part of the hair with E50. Then make quick light-handed strokes with E57 following the shape of the…

Thanks to Asela Hopkins from Hop Art Studio she has created a template that you can download for your Copic Ciao caps. I did this with all of my Ciao markers and I love it. Makes it so easy to find. I have listed the link here for easy access. Just click Copic Ciao Lid Label Template Here are the steps: 1) printed on Neenah Solar White cardstock 2) additional step I did that I got from my student Yara: color each of them with the corresponding color so you can easily see what color you are…

Betty Bad Girl, Burlesque line from Simply Betty Stamps Coloring WAVES start with your darkest color and pick in between bends, now you are going to work towards each other E29 now to the top and bottom add your next lightest color, making sure you are FLICKING not having it straight across. E27 next lightest color, make sure those points are there... no straight lines!!!!! E25 next color....E23 now I have one more in E21, you don't HAVE to use this last color... you can LEAVE IT white for a…

More Brunette. The order I colored them: E49, E79, E77 & E71 The Saturated Canary digital image Krafty Kate...

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Hi friends, Here's a coloring tutorial I made for Copic Marker Norge, on how to use the no-lines technique. If you want to read it in Norwegian, just pop over there! The whole clue is to stamp an image using lighter ink, like light brown or gray, to get the lines as invisible as possible. If you love digi's like I do, it's just as easy to lighten the image before printing. I do it in Word on my computer. Here's my finished card. The papers are Maja Design, Flowers by Kort og Godt, Hobbykunst…

Hello crafty friends and welcome back to my blog! A while back I shared on my instagram profile my favorite skin color combos with Ohuhu markers and a lot of you guys asked me if I could share my f…