Hello and welcome to my stop on the Colorado Craft release partayyyy! I’m super happy to welcome you here for this little garden party today – be sure to read to the end to check out ALL the giveaways!
My project is complex but simple….I used Olo Markers along with Prismacolors to make a 7-stamp-set-one-layer-card!
Tutorial: Olo Marker + Prismacolor on Colored Paper
If you haven’t tried Olo yet, they’re a marker that I’ve reviewed — and made a hex chart for! While they’re missing some colors I’d loe to see, combining them with pencils really does solve that issue pretty well.
Watch the video below and scroll to the end to leave comments or questions — or click HERE to watch it on YouTube and leave comments over there. I read both dutifully!
A few tips
To set up a layout, just stamp everything in a light ink on desert storm cardstock – let them layer over each other! Pencil and marker will cover most if not all of the excess lines.
Color from front to back; don’t get distracted by the cacophony of stamped lines, just tackle one bit at a time.
Try just one or two images in this technique before this many. It was a bit…overboard. LOL!
Bleed-through
Neenah does allow some color to bleed through; but I did only a limited amount of blending so that was minimal. It was easy to add a layer of desert storm behind the card front, which also gave it a little more heft as a card to survive better in the mail.
One of my Patrons will be getting this card! In the next few weeks I need to get a new batch out. If you’d considered joining our little Patreon band now’s a great time to maybe get in for a card!
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The new little gouache class will be there in the near future; I’ve got the class videos ready and the classroom built but now I’m awaiting Apple’s approval. (Any time you sell anything through an app they get to weigh in, lol!) The class won’t be expensive – but you’ll need a few things so see the post over there with a peek and a supply list if you’d like to be ready ahead of time.
THREE Giveaways!
Giveaway 1:
I’ll be giving away the Veg Out set from this release to a lucky winner that CCC will draw from all the comments left on my social media hangouts like this blog, YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook – the more sites you visit, the more you increase your changes!. Leave a comment, follow or like and be sure to join my email list too.Giveaway 2:
CCC will be giving away a complete bundle of this release to one randomly chosen winner that has placed an order using my link!Giveaway 3:
CCC will be giving away 3 sets to 3 randomly chosen winners on their Instagram.
Bloghop!
It’s a hop of course so check out the others who’ve made beautiful creations with these stamps. Hope you get inspired!
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Your artwork is 24 carrot gold. Love this release.
I love Anita’s designs and these are amazing! Love that your bunnies are all different colors!! Thanks for the video!!
Wow, I can’t believe you got so many on one card!! Love it! Another cute collection from Anita Jeram at Colorado Craft Company!!
The combination of markers and colored pencils gave beautiful results!
I love your techniques coloring the Colorado Craft Company new release. CCC is now one of my favorite stamp companies.
This is amazing!
Absolutely stunning and just plain fun…. I learned a lot from your video. Thank you.
Considering joining you for a class.
Love your coloring! I just bought some Olo markers too and love them. Can’t wait to try them out on these new stamps.
Sandy, your work continues to amaze me….. Everything you do is beautiful! Love the new Summer Garden Release and Anita’s bunnies are my absolute favorites. Thank you so very much for sharing your tips and techniques with us. You inspire me more than I am able to express!
What a great video! Love to learn your “how-to” videos. thanks for the lesson and the gorjus card!
Love this new CCC release. Those critter are so cute. I’m excited to try Olo markers.
Sandy, your card is gorgeous as always! I love everything about it and I appreciate the tutorial on how you made it too. I think this release is just precious!!
Wow! The white really tied it all together & made it POP!!! Love your classes & I’m already a member of Artventure. Great site
I love the combo of markers and pencils.
Your coloring is amazing! Thank you for the video!
The bright colors are great! Cute Cute Cute card!
WOW, that looks incredible. So much detail, so skilled….LOVE it
Sandy, your card, and coloring, is jaw dropping gorgeous!! Wow!
Absolutely adorable card! Love these cute little critters! You are so very talented. I truly enjoy watching you work! Thank you!
Super cute scene, Sandy! Love your bunny fur!
OMG just amazing, the coloring, wow. Thank you for the inspiration, I am well and truly sold, I NEED it all. Jane x
I don’t do Instagram so sadly I cannot complete the hop and see the what I am sure is wonderful inspiration 🙁
I must say this is such a sweet card…makes me smile! Of course it is expertly done, as always. TFS the inspiration Sandy!!!
Paper Hugs,
Jan
Thank you for the inspiration. Enjoy your work. YOU ARE SO TALENTED!! I appreciate you.
Cute card and thank you for the video.
Love this! Always forget about stamping on colored paper for a different feel.
OMG!!! This card is so adorable!! Love the colors you chose. I want these guys in my garden!!!
You are so talented! Thanks for providing this inspiration!
This card is stunning with the intense colors. What a great take on the stamped image.
I love your video’s they are so inspiring. Such a fun card!!
omg, so much Spring-time fun to be had in this card!
Hello Sandy:
I love those cute stamps. I try to buy through your link. it won’t work.
It looks like CCC’s affiliate site is down, I’ve emailed them. Feel free to bookmark the blog page so you can go shop from the links later, that way you qualify for one of the prizes 🙂
The texture on your card is wonderful. This is such a cute new release.
Love the combination! Fabulous!
I just love how you take stamps and create a scene. Your creativity is amazing!
This is a terrific release at CCC. I love what you’ve shared. I always forget about how much the alcohol mkr colors change on Desert Storm. I tend to use only Prismacolor pencils. I need to try combining them. Thx for the excellent tutorial.
Lori S in PA
OMG! the little furs on your critters. So cute! I want the whole set now.
fun stuff and I like the no masking part. thanks as always for sharing and all the inspiration.
I love your take on this, doesn’t look stamped at all! Technique is everything. Thanks for sharing!
your videos are allways so full of advice and help and your cards and colouring always inspire me. What fun spring stamps, so many cute critters
WOW. What else can you say.
Oh my heck! this set is so cute! Sandy, I always am so thrilled when you do a tutorial using topics or colored pencils using a stamp set that i have purchased. Thank you for your amazing instructions!
Love the card and coloring techniques. Thanks for sharing the garden party
Adorable card! The video was wonderful
I LOVE how you colored all the bunnies! What a gorgeous stamp set and darling critters!
Love these new stamps they are adorable and your coloring is amazing!
What a fun technique. I need to try that! Could be my favorite so far!!!
Your coloring technique is awesome. The fur looks so real.
Oh wow, you really make this veggie festival come to life!
Your work is always so inspiring.
Love this!
Amazing colouring as always! Love the way you combined all the stamp sets to show them all off at once!
Love your card – you make the bunnies come alive