Copic Marker Pens, colour like an artist...
... even if you're not!.
Copic Marker Pens are the secret to some really professional results.
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Have you admired the effects achieved by some card makers when they colour in?
Do you wish you could get the same look on your own work?
I know I have drooled over many of them, and wished I was as good.
Well these pens are just fabulous and I can't sing their praises enough. They will make your colouring in look so good, you will be proud to show it to every body.
You too can get the same results with just a little practise.
As children we have all enjoyed felt tip pens, well these days they are a far more sophisticated way to achieve professional results to your colouring in, and they come in a huge array of colours.
My favourite are "Copic Ciao" pens and although they are not cheap to buy, they produce some fantastic reults.
They come in colour families and are wonderful to blend together to give lovely results.
The same stamp has been coloured in two different ways to produce two very different looking cards.
Choose 2/3 skin tones and maybe 2/3 related colours to blend, (e.g. Shades of blue for jeans), and perhaps 1/2 colours to make contrast to start your collection.
Lots of different results can be achieved with a small collection of these wonderful pens. They can be bought individually, or in sets of four or five colour related pens.
My personal choice was one of the boxed sets of 36 pens.
They give me plenty of scope and they keep me amused for hours.....(I'm now working on my better half for a different set for Christmas!!)
This beautiful "Sarah Kay" stamped image is achieved using just three colours from the same skin tone family.
I am not an artist but even my colouring in looks good with these pens. And I didn't like colouring in until I found these pens.
The "Copic Ciao" range is a little cheaper, but still fabulous to work with.
Look on the internet for some good deals, or any other materials you decide to use.
And a good Blog to visit for tutorials on how to use Copic Marker Pens is......
"I Like Markers" by Marianne Walker.
This is where I learned, and am still learning every thing these pens can do.
Click the link below to open a new window to some fabulous tutorials for you to follow.
I Like Markers (Copic Tutorials with Marianne Walker)
Colouring In
Easy Projects
Harder Projects
Novelty Cards
Kinetic Cards
Papercrafts
Cardmaking Tutorials
Techniques
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