Hey there, I am back with my second card of my guest designing for Your Next Stamp! I created a "Get well" card with the "Sea Friends" set again. How adorable is that word pun??
I stamped the whale from the „sea friends“ set and colored it with aqua marker pens. The tiny dot details are made with an edding pen called „Pastel Pen-Soft white“ it is not that bright like for example a posca pen - it stays a bit transluscent, I really like that effect . I cut out some water fountains by hand from a piece of vellum and adhered it to the blowhole… I love adding details like that :-)
So my ocean on the background panel is made with distress oxides - this time I used blueprint sketch, cracked pistachio and wilted violet. But first I heat embossed the fun sentiment „get whale soon“ with white embossing powder. Maybe you are interested how I created those waves; so I made a step by step photos of the process. Beside the oxides you need a wave stencil, a water sprayer, white pigment ink, a permanent white pencil and that edding pastel pen I already used before for the whale.
First I spritzed some water on the whole panel to create some splashes for more texture. Let this dry completely before you continue with the next step. Your heatgun might be helpful getting your panel completely dry very quickly. So here comes the waves. First, I stenciled some white pigment ink onto my panel. Then I used the white pencil to brighten up the area even more and make it kind of „sealed“. Because now I used the pastel pen marker to draw little dots along the wave shape and this one is wet again. if you use it without the white pencil in between, the white dots would absorb completely the color of the distress oxides; this can be pretty, but I wanted to stay them soft white. I hope this helps you to recreate that look.
So here comes the photo guide for this procedure:
Just leave a comment on any of the Sea Friends posts (May 4th until May 7th) on the YNS blog or my blog by May 9th 2019 at midnight (EST) for the chance to win the Sea Friends stamp set. The winner will be announced on May 11th on the YNS blog.
Thanks for stopping by and happy crafting!
Einfach wunderbar deine Karte! Die Technik mit den Wellen ist fantastisch und erzielt einen tollen Effekt! Der Wal ist herzallerliebst!
ReplyDeleteHeitere Grüsse Britta
Gorgeous! Love the way you inked the sea.
ReplyDeleteJust seen your wonderfull card with the awesome sea-blendung you did, do i had to leave a cimment here tooo.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the super tutorial.
Greetings frommthe Nethrlands
Beautiful scene! Love that background <3
ReplyDeleteWow! What a wonderful card! Your ink blending is simply amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteFantastic ocean scene, love how you made the waves! Sweet card 🙂
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! Thank you for showing how you created such a great background!
ReplyDeletesweet under water scene - thanks for sharing your technique:)
ReplyDeletethanks for the demonstration of the
ReplyDeleteshading for the water. You get
so much depth - from deep to the
top where the light is filtering
in. Wonderful card.
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Wow! Die Wälle sind de Börner! Das muesi au mal mache! Supperschlööön!!!
ReplyDeleteThis scene is just delightful, Thanks for sharing your creativity.
ReplyDeleteI love how the water gets darker as it gets deeper. It looks spectacular. I like his spray of water, too!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteJust lovely and I appreciate all the guidance given too!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous background. Love the splatters and texture. Great card. x
ReplyDeleteFabulous card! Love the colors and details! The whale is absolutely adorable!
ReplyDeleteWowww.. just beautiful.. loved it so much.. Thanks for the inspiration..
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous!! Love the waves and thank you for sharing how to make them.
ReplyDeleteThis whale is the cutest! You've done great coloring and given the cutie a beautiful place to live.
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous, the ink blending is amazing!
ReplyDeleteCute whale and I like the use of vellum and the wave background.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous card. I am so impressed with those waves and you mad cutting skills (beautiful water fountains!).
ReplyDeleteYou amazed me with your stunning waves!! Thanks very much for the photo tutorial, they are just fabulous!!! Love so much this card!!! That whale is super cute and LOVE the vellum water fountains coming out from the blowhole, how clever detail!!! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLove this background that you created. It has a lot of movement especially with the white dots you added.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing your technique with us. Your distress work is beautiful, the colors blend exquisitely. I really like all the cards you did but the colors and composition on this one is my favorite. Thank you again for sharing your talents, it inspires me to try something different out of my comfort zone.
ReplyDeleteI love blue colour and this is absolutely amazing!
ReplyDeleteFABulous card..love your background and colours.
ReplyDeleteLove this whale
ReplyDeleteand lovely inking.
Carla from Utah
thank you for the instructions, this is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteNice technique with the not too bright white dots! Love it!
ReplyDeleteAwesome technique that I need to try! Thanks so much for the inspiration and tutorial!
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