Friday, May 21, 2010

Bride Tilda Distress ink + Copic coloring

Good morning, a short post today.
I've never tried painting with distress ink, but since going through so many wonderful bloggers' blogs and saw their wonderful painting job, I decided to play a little with it and see what it would turn out. Also, I've never tried using water color paper before. This image was stamped on a 140lb water color paper.

I bought this Bride Tilda from Magnolia-licious a while ago, but never get a free moment to use it. Today I picked her as my practice and was hoping I am able to get some vintage theme somehow. Hehe, thank you Bride Tilda for letting me to try you!!

I tried to take a pictures on each set of colors I used to share with you today. The Distress Ink I used for this practice is "Walnet Stain".


This is my finished image coloring. As you see, that I painted over the outlines, which happens to me often, because I tend to use the lightest color to brush over top and blend the colors, so for not caring about painting it over the image outline since I usually cut out the images for my projects.


Skin tone: E11, E00, E000, Distress ink


Outline - W00, W1, W5, Distress Ink


Hair & Crown- YR24, YR23, Y17, Y00


Wedding Gown - BG93, W5, W1, W00


Bouquet - R59, R14, R02, G99, G21


Ok, that's all I have to share with you today and hope you like this post :o) Thank you for stopping by today and hope to see you again soon!

28 comments:

Nancy said...

Hi Cabio,
Your first attempt looks great to me. I have been scared to give the distress coloring a try so I am proud of you! You are a fantastic artist so you will have this mastered in no time so don't give up it looks great to me!
Hugs,
Nancy

Sew This N That said...

Beautifully done :0)I gather you can get better distress colouring effects by using the refill bottles from tim holtz, just what I have learned from some of my fellow bloggers who distress, I haven't had a go myself yet :0)
*hugs* Heather x

Peggie said...

Great job. Can't wait to see the finished product.

Christine Riley said...

Hi Cabio,
This came out beautifully, great job! Can't wait to see her on a card :)
Hugs, Christine

Christina C. said...

Looks great to me! My first attempt yesterday was a total disaster...hahahaha
I guess it takes practice like everything else.

A Passion for Stamping said...

Beautiful job Cabio! I haven't tried the distress inks yet but I think you inspired me to do so. Thanks for sharing!

Hugs!

Pat

Crazystamper said...

Beautiful...beautiful & more beautiful Cabio! Cheers, Lora Sinkler-Lake www.onecrazystamper.com

Karen Wilson said...

Looks awesome, Cabio! I have a couple of those distressing inks and I have yet to even crack them open, so you're doing better than me and I think you did an amazing job!

Patricia Garcia said...

looks adorable Cabio, your shading is nice! But then again you are a great artist!!

hugs,
Patricia

Dena said...

I bet she will be dazzling on a card!
Hugs, Dena

Pam said...

I'm glad you got a chance to use this image...you have made her beautiful!
Hugs to you,
Pam

Eulanda said...

Well I like it and think you did really well but have never used distress inks myself. I'm too in love with my Copics but maybe one day. I have gotten a bit interested in them however, Copics were a learned medium too. Maybe I'll give it a try one day cuz it looks great!

Patti Jo said...

Beautiful job with your Copics and ink Cabio!!! She is so pretty!

Regina said...

Cabio!!! How cute is the image!!:)) Love it!!! and your coloring is always wonderful!!!!
I would love to see this image on the card!!!:)))
Hugs
Regina

Anonymous said...

Great job Cabio. She is so pretty. I love using distress inks!
Hugs,
Shell

Angelwood said...

I think you've done a lovely job, Cabio! I want to give this a try too but a bit fearful...;o) Can't wait to see her on a card! hugs, Angela

Barb Hardeman said...

You did an excellent combining both distress inks and Copics on this image. Very smooth blending of colors. Fabulous job...

Kerri said...

Beautiful coloring, Cabio! I have not tried coloring with distress inks either, but I'm still trying to figure out my Copics LOL! You did an awesome job :)

Only By His Grace said...

Great job Cabio. Lovely coloring.
Hugs marion

Michelle Alejandro said...

This is sooooo beautiful! Just bought this stamp and can't wait till it comes!

Hugs,
Michelle

♥♥RubyM:)♥♥ said...

HEY!!! Just got in and now resting. I think your shading is gorgeous.I really like how you enhanced the shading.I have this image coloured too and our bouquett are the same colors lol!!!I SWEAR NO LYE LOL!!!Great minds think alike:)CAN'T WAIT TO SEE YOUR CARD AND THE OTHERS! AHEM!!! LOL!!!RubyM:)

LINDA W. said...

Thank You for sharing your color choices you did a great job.
Hugs Linda W.

Diane Whitehouse said...

You did a great job here, Cabio - she's going to look wonderful on a card or however you decide to use her!
Diane x

Chelsea said...

So beautiful Cabio. I would love to give this a try, thanks for sharing with us.

Jodie from Oz said...

Cabio,
Your distress colouring is beautiful, you will have it mastered in no time, I have been wanting to try distress inks a while myself, thanks for sharing. Hugs Jodie from Oz

Unknown said...

Awesome job with the copics and distress ink!

Chris Olsen, Glowbug said...

Oh to color like you Cabio....your work is always over the top. Gorgeous use of the copics and distress inks!
hugs,
Chris

Anonymous said...

Your coloring is beautiful! I am trying to get back into card making and have never tried the distress inks~I just might have to give them a try. I still have a lot to learn just with my copics though:)