Watercolor with Water-Based Markers
To begin, the peeking bunny was stamped onto X-Press It card stock. For this card my go-to water-based marker is Tombow, but you can use any brand you have on hand. I've used Tombow 856 and N00 blender to watercolor the poinsettia. The scene was finished with various alcohol markers. Lightly applied glitter glue adds subtle dimension.
CREATIVE TIP: An acrylic block works great as a "palette" for the water-based marker. It makes clean up a breeze! Simply rinse the block off with water in the sink or use a wet wipe.
Creative Takeaway
The colored image is die cut simply and framed with red glitter cardstock from my stash. To finish the 4x4 square design a few gems and coordinating sentiment were adhered.
Additional Supplies Used:
- Copic Markers
- Tombow markers
- Gems
- Glitter Glue
- Nested Circle Dies
- Glitter Paper
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