CHA Sneak Peeks Day 2
The Impression Obsession team is showcasing some new images being introduced this week at CHA! You can visit the I.O. Blog each day this week for links to the previews. Be sure to leave a comment on our designers' posts throughout the week for a chance to win a $25 gift certificate daily from Impression Obsession!
This is a new lily stamp from Alesa Baker called Loving Lily 2 - I wanted to do some no-line coloring with Inktense Pencils so I stamped the image in Angel Pink Memento ink before coloring. My first step was to color in the stamens with the fine tip of a brush marker, then I masked those areas with a Sakura glaze pen so they would resist my other coloring.
The rest of my watercoloring was done in layers - I love the Inktense pencils, because the permanent ink doesn't move with subsequent layers.
Click HERE for the sentiment - I love this font!
Be sure to check out these other designers' blogs for inspiration -
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Anna @ Sassy & Sweet Notes
Daniela @ For the First Time
Dina @ Mama Dini's Stamperia ------------ you are here
Ellen @ The Serendipitous Stamper
Jeanne @ Inky Paws
Jenny @ One Krafty Kat
Kittie @ Kittie Kraft
Laura @ Laura's Stamp Art Journal
Vicki @ Summerthyme Studio
Wow! what a beautiful card! You did such a great job coloring. TFS
ReplyDeleteWow, Dina! You really made these lilies sing!
ReplyDeleteYour lilies are gorgeous, Dina! I like the way you used glaze pens as a resist on the stamens. I will tuck that away in my little brain for future projects! Thanks...
ReplyDeleteDina the lilies are full of life- the colors pop -- beautiful
ReplyDeleteThe lily makes me think of Easter
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWOW!!! Beautiful and I learned a few things reading the post....want to try this for sure...thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteEileen L. said...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flower and coloring. I was just considering getting the Inktense pencils, now I think I will. You brought that flower to life.
this card is just gorgeous. It could be a framed painting on a wall. Your talent and knowledge of the various products combine to create such stunning cards.
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful card. Wow!
ReplyDeletePH
This card is so beautiful! I love the technique you used! Wish you had a tutorial.
ReplyDeletePam
scrap-n-sewgranny.blogspot.com
Intense colors/coloring! Love the no stamp lines look!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, your coloring is always fabulous.
ReplyDeleteWOW! Absolutely beautiful card. Love the stamp and especially the coloring.
ReplyDeleteI love your coloring. Thank you for the instructions you always give.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful card!!! You really out done yourself with coloring the lilies!!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are incredible! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWow! I first thought those gorgeous flowers were printed on the paper because it looks so real! LOVE!!!
ReplyDeleteanother beautiful card - you are amazing!
ReplyDeleteSandra ltb
Thank you for sharing this beautiful card. It is quite lovely. I am becoming quite a follower of IO. Thanks for this chance to win.
ReplyDeletekReN
gorgeous coloring!! elegant card!! =)
ReplyDeleteSimply gorgeous...I have yet to try the no line technique and yours is absolutely stunning!
ReplyDeleteI am so impressed with this card. The bow and the lilies are simply breath-taking!
ReplyDeleteI second Trish and will file that tidbit away as well. Never thought to use glaze as a mask. Beautiful image.
ReplyDeleteOH My Word..Your coloring is stunning. These flowers look so real.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Never in a million years would I have thought to stamp it in angel pink.
ReplyDeleteJust like a painting, beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThx
Thanks for sharing the tricks on how you created this beautiful card...really showcases the new stamp!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card-amazing coloring. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeletewonderful artistic feel, makes for such a lovely background!
ReplyDeletelilies are my fav flower and yours is divine; thanx for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning. The flowers look so real. You are a true artist. I'm going to buy some Inktense coloured pencils and watercolour pencils this year. My one treat.
ReplyDeleteThat stamp is gorgeous, and your coloring is fantastic! Nice finishing touch using the organza bow!
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely lillies!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous lilies! Amazingly coloured! Love the Glaze pen tip, thanks so much for that!
ReplyDeleteWOW! Beautiful shading.
ReplyDeleteSo lovely...you make these flowers look so lovely and create a gorgeous card!
ReplyDeleteWOW! This is totally gorgeous!!! Beautiful showcasing of this stamp!
ReplyDeleteYummy in yellow!
ReplyDeleteLove your card. when I first opened the picture. The flowers looked like they were felt, you wanted to touch them. Beautiful. And thanks for the tip of using the glaze pen as a mask. ....have a good day and thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card - love the lilies and the matching ribbon and button.
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I have to say your colouring is amazing - I will have to dig out my Inktense pencils now. Thanks for the glaze pen tip!
ReplyDeletePenny
Great coloring, as always, Dina. A pretty card.
ReplyDeleteLovely card! So cheerful! Love that lily stamp!
ReplyDeletethe lily is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. Thanks for the technique tip.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the steps of your technique!
ReplyDeleteWow.....love the vividness of your coloring!! Beautiful card!
ReplyDelete<3 J
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Gorgeous card! Amazing coloring! Will have to try out the pencils you mentioned and some of the tips you shared. That lily is a beautiful stamp!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Lilies Dina, I must get busy and practice, I am so way behind on my classes and crafting, I've loss my Mojo. I love lilies and you did an awesome job with the coloring as usual. Keep it going. I will try to.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous watercoloring! I love that no outline technique, but I don't have good enough eyesight to try it. Loving all these new IO stamps.
ReplyDeleteThis lily card is so beautiful, I loved hearing how you did it. I love the Inktense pencils, too, and will use your instruction to try coloring some flowers of my own. Must get this stamp, it is so elegant with your coloring.
ReplyDeleteMindy
http://mulberrymindy.blogspot.com
What a beautiful card. The lillies, which is one of my fav flower, is just gorgeous. You're coloring is awesome. Thank you for sharing you're beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteAWESOME!! Another BEAUTIFUL Card!! Such Neat Detailed Coloring!! THANKS for sharing and have a Fabulous Week!! =)
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing job you did coloring your Lily. I agree, that sentiment and font has such a fresh look. Love that and LOVE your card!
ReplyDeleteLovely job on the lilies. Also thanks for the great tip about using the glaze pen. I'd never thought of that ;- )
ReplyDeleteFab card. The yellow lilies really make a statement.
ReplyDeleteOh Dina,
ReplyDeleteI am so impressed with anyone who can do the no line coloring, and you not only do it, but it looks so incredible you wouldn't know this was a stamped image at all!!
Thank you for sharing your technique with us.
Maureen
Wow. The detail and shading are great. I want to learn to color like that.
ReplyDeleteDina - all that yellow is so lovely on your card - love that ribbon and bow very much - tfs
ReplyDeleteOh my, what a stunning card this is! and Wow... great giveaway.. too fun.. love all IO stamps and dies and would be thrilled to have some of the newest ones!
ReplyDeleteNo way this is a stamp! It is an art piece! Wow! Beautiful coloring!
ReplyDeleteAmazing colouring and blending, so love the colours. WOW
ReplyDeletewow O WOW
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card! Your coloring is beautiful and amazing. Thank you for sharing you little tricks too. Great stamp. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteKatie B.
So nice to see yellow and warm on such a cold day in DC - thank you
ReplyDeletethis card is totally stunning. It looks like a painting.
ReplyDeleteLove it!!!! I love me Inktense, a fellow blogger turned me onto them and I fell in love with the results immediately!! However, never thought of masking like that....great idea!!!!
ReplyDeleteTFS
Jackie P
Fabulous coloring! You brought those lilies to life!
ReplyDeleteAnother great offering for this stamp.
ReplyDeleteLovely card!!! So clever to mask the stamens with your glaze pen...thanks for the tip!!!
ReplyDeleteJan
Wow, very pretty.
ReplyDeletewow! that is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteGreat coloring. Looks as if the lily is laying on the paper.
ReplyDeletePretty yellows!
ReplyDeleteAmazing colouring the flowers jump off the page
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card. I love the way you colored the lilies.
ReplyDeleteLove your watercolor
ReplyDeleteAwesome coloring! Beautiful card! TFS
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, very realistic!
ReplyDeleteAnother fabulous card, your work is amazing
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card. Your watercolouring is totally stunning. I think I have to get some intense pencils.
ReplyDeleteLove the colors and the card design!
ReplyDeleteLove your cards
ReplyDeleteDina, your talent is so inspiring, these lilies are absolutely stunning! A very beautiful card! Hugs, Jerri
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! What a perfect job of coloring and shading. This is really beautiful, Dina. And I have never heard of masking like this before.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous image, you've stamped and coloured it stunningly x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, fabulous colouring, thanks for sharing x
ReplyDeleteStaunning - LOVE how you did this!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful way you achieved the coloring of the Lilies. I would never have thought to stamp first with pink. Brilliant idea. I also love intense pencils and blocks. Thanks for the technique.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty card! Love those beautiful lilies! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing. A true work of art. I would never have believed this was from a stamp. Wow, wow, wow.
ReplyDeleteThey are so real looking - you did a wonderful job, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWow! This is gorgeous! I love your coloring! Stunning work! Nancee :)
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