Showing posts with label ShinHanart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ShinHanart. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 15, 2015
ShinHan Markers and Water colors
Close To My Heart is offering water color pencils, water color paint and ShinHan markers as a way to make your images pop on cards or page layouts.
The left princess and stack (which will be a wedding cake on a card) and the top balloon are all water color. The others are with the ShinHan markers. Both are great products. Check out the Video
Tuesday, May 5, 2015
Technique of the Week - Alcohol Markers
Some stamps are more solid. Some stamps are outlines. The stamps with the outlines can be colored in. There are water base markers. There are pencils - regular color pencils and water color pencils. There are blender pens that you can put water or alcohol in to do the blending of the colors. There are Alcohol Markers.
Close to My Heart has ShinHanart Touch Twin Markers. Alcohol markers like water color pencils can be blended. Unil pencils, you can go over the alcohol markers and make them darkers. There is also a marker that will take some of the color off. The Close to My Heart paper is strong enough to go over several times leaving just the desired color that you want. The Touch Win Marker has a small side and then a chisel side which is about 1/4 of an inch of marker to help with the larger parts that you color.
You can use them as background to make the stamp look like there are shadows. Try and see what you can do!
Close to My Heart has ShinHanart Touch Twin Markers. Alcohol markers like water color pencils can be blended. Unil pencils, you can go over the alcohol markers and make them darkers. There is also a marker that will take some of the color off. The Close to My Heart paper is strong enough to go over several times leaving just the desired color that you want. The Touch Win Marker has a small side and then a chisel side which is about 1/4 of an inch of marker to help with the larger parts that you color.
You can use them as background to make the stamp look like there are shadows. Try and see what you can do!
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