Day 10

Jean Manis showed us on Day 10 how to do simple freehand painting. Don't know if I think it was that simple:) I kind of copied Jeans card but I just used inktensepencils not distressmarkers too like she did. The hello die comes from SSS. The background I did with a wet on wet technique.

Birdie colored with Inktense pens

On Day 5 they showed us how to watercolor stamped images, and Jennifer Rzasa showed us how to color with inktense pens. Since I use my inktense pens often I took them out and colored an image. The background I painted with distress ink ( broken china). I as Jen love when you put water over the color and the color goes pop!

Day 2, Card 2

Made another card for the class Watercolors for card makers over at Onlinecardclasses. The background of this card was made with Inktense pens. The teacher Agnieszka Malyszck used soft colours but since I wanted to use it as a night background I used stronger colours. The stamps comes from Lawn Fawn and so do the stars and the moon I made myself. The papers are glitter cardstock from DCWV, just love it! The baby diecut comes from SSS.

Loats of hearts

Then I made two card using a technique that Kristina Werner taught us called Tracing. She and I both used Derwent Inktense watercolor pencils. Again I made my own stencil by die cutting hearts. I made one card for a boy and one for a girl