The “no line” look can be done with about any medium; you just need to have an ink that will “disappear.” I love the no-line ink from Ink on Three for all three of the mediums below; sometimes I use distress or distress oxides for watercolor if I want the lines to fully wash out.
You can also try “second generation” stamping – stamp once on scrap, then again without reinking on your main paper. That should give you a tinted look to the stamp lines. Be careful that whatever ink you use, it doesn’t bleed with the medium. Test appropriately!
Posts below are collected by medium. Click on any photo to go to the post with video tutorial.
No-line Copic coloring animals (plus a little MISTI trick)
Inks for no-line coloring (several mediums)
Copic Marker
First, let’s prove I was doing no-line coloring in January of 2016 before the craze…..lol.
Shiny Metallic Robots in Copic marker
Coloring a no-line Golf Cart Card
Coloring a realistic bee – no line copic + pencil
Draw a crate for a fuzzy little pet
No-line coloring a girl: Copic on Kraft with Colored Pencil
No Line Copic Hack: Adding Graphite Pencil Accents
No-line motion with pull-tab sentiment
Forgiving and easy no-line background technique
No-line coloring on colored paper
No-Line Copic Fall Flowers
Copic Bouquets
No line copic vs watercolor
Creating teeny tiny No line works of art
The Human Rainbow: Hair + Masks
Coloring a realistic bee
Watercolor
No-Line watercolor flowers
No-Line Watercolor Mermaid Card
Watercolor a No Line Hedgehog Card
Colored Pencil
Customize a bird stamp
Clean and Simple No Line Valentines
Dutch Rabbit Family
How to no-line color a teeny tiny koala
Storybook No Line Coloring: woodland critters
The last camel
Choosing colors for depth – no line vs black line
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Sandy you always seem to have your finger on the pulse of my paper crafting!!! If I start thinking about a topic like “no-line coloring” I can always count on you to pull great information together on it and put it to the test. Thank you for your teaching and inspiration 🙂
So much great info to take in – thanks! Plus I love Colorado Craft Company products!
wow. This is such an amazing collection of cards! I love your style! I am so not at this level of crafting yet; but someday!
So helpful. Thanks, Sandy!
Beautiful cards. I didn’t know about the special fade ink you use on some of your cards. I bought a light gray for images where I didn’t want a strong outline. Thank you.
Love watching your coloring, painting etc. I learn so much. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
You are so talented – thanks for sharing!
Your no line cards are wonderful! I have started doing watercolor with stamping and all the lines bothered me. Thanks for the tips!