Today I thought I would share with you how I coloured the strawberries for a card I posted a little ways back using the fabulous "Juicy Strawberries" digital stamp.
I had a lot of questions about what colours I had used and what I had done to create such a realistic berry.
So I thought today I would share my colouring process of this beautiful digital stamp and just how I got it to look the way it does!
Grab something delicious to drink and join me in my scrappy room today...
Thanks for stopping by! I hope you enjoyed my tutorial and give this technique a try for your next berry-lious creation. Don't forget to give it a try with our luscious raspberry image, "Berry It", too!
Happy colouring everyone!
~ Ally ~
14 comments:
That is AMAZING!!! I could watch you color all day long....seriously!
Wow! Really, you step back and that jelly roll pen makes it look life like! So neat!!
Ally, this was a fabulous tutorial, and I loved the chart you added on the right...very helpful and something I need to do more myself. Your creativity has no bounds, and you continue to delight me so much! LOVED your strawberries, and thanks so much for sharing your tips!! Hugs, sweet friend!
Wow!! This is stunning!! The strawberry looks juicy!! Thanks for sharing the jelly roll pen trick.
-Berina
Moxie Craftie
I can't decide what I like more... your suggestion to apply "juiciness" to the berry with your deep-colored Copics, your tips about using the Gelly Roll pens to add luscious highlights and reflections, or YOUR ACCENT!! Such a winner — this is a must-watch. Thank you SO MUCH, Ally!
Absolutely stunning!!! Beautiful coloring and image!!
Thank you! I learned SO MUCH from your awesome video!
Thank you! I learned SO MUCH from your awesome video!
Thanks so much, great tutorial.
Beautiful!!!
Awesome, Ally. Love to watch you color. Marcella, I love your stamps, both kinds.
Great tutorial, Allison! I love how your strawberries turned out.
Fabulous Ally. I never thought of the little indents around the seeds and highlights. Beautiful effect.
Fabulous Ally. I never thought of the little indents around the seeds and highlights. Beautiful effect.
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