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!

Join Artventure

My little Mighty Networks community called Artventure isn’t so little anymore! I’m SO excited about how it’s taking off. Lots of people are sharing their work, encouraging each other, getting answers to questions, and inspiring each other. Best thing? No ads, no algorithm, no viral dancing…just ART! 🙂 Join us – it’s free!

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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124 Comments

  1. Marjolein Verleg

    This is so amazing! I am just loving it. This is my favorite brand, and the way you collor it is so inspirational to me. Still a lot to learn. Yours looks so stunning
    Love from The Netherlands,
    Marjolein Verleg

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  2. Janelle L

    As always such an amazing piece of art ❤️ your always so inspirational and make it look easy a true artist

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  3. Sue D.

    Wow… what a beautiful card. Your coloring technique and colors are so unique and a great alternative to more common methods. TFS your talent and inspiration!

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  4. Kristina Gentle

    Holy what the gorgeous. Wow on the coloring.

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  5. Vickie S Davis

    Your work is truly amazing!

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  6. Lisa H

    Love your techniques-wonderful card and a great way to use all these adorable stamps

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  7. Shana Tehrani

    Amazing technique!

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  8. Kath Nasevich

    What a great card. Your coloring is stunning!!

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  9. Vickie Leigh

    Such a unique style to your coloring, love it.

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  10. Cristina C.

    I am absolutely blown away. As usual! I have been trying to decide which stamp(s) to pick but of course you have totally convinced me I need them all. 😉

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  11. Melissa Dare

    I adore your cards and the coloring is just amazing. Love this stamp set and must have it.

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  12. Gail Spresser

    Absolutely love this card! Wonderful use of so many stamps! Thank you for sharing!

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  13. Ann Ito

    Wow! Just amazing! Love this with the markers and pencils!

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  14. Michele Washburn

    Your card is gorgeous!

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  15. AmyG

    I love that you did this on kraft card stock. Thanks for the wonderful inspiration!

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  16. Donna L Walls

    As always, very inspirational! I love seeing colored pencil coloring as I’ve been using mine more lately. And oldie but goodie coloring tool!

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  17. Kathy Koziol

    I love your work! This card is amazing. Thank you for sharing your talent by what you create and by the classes you offer.

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  18. Cynthia Applegate

    Are you kidding me? This card is absolutely fabulous. You are an incredible artist Looking forward to learning from you!

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  19. L Glover

    These bunnies look so real! Love the colors!

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  20. Mary Lou Kemp

    This card was adorable and I was just blown away at how you used pencils and markers. Thank you for sharing.

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  21. Gab

    This is so sweet Sandy

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  22. Nataša Mlakar

    Soooo adorable card, Sandy!

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  23. Sandy

    Love the combination of markers and pencils. The card is adorable.

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  24. Liz Jutila

    This is so stinkin’ cute, well done!

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  25. Jeanne Rice

    Love love the card and video. I just love this CCC release. And no, its not too many stamps on one card. Its lovely.

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  26. Sally Ann Lentz

    Love your combo of alcohol markers and colored pencils! Great technique!

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  27. Stephanie Nelson

    I had Dutch Bunnies growing up, so I really appreciated the tutorial.! You really brought them to life! Thank you

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  28. Vicki Kroll

    Awesome card! Just love it and the video creating it. Great new release.

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  29. Janet Sawyer

    Total transformation – Sandy-fied and work of art! Thanks for sharing your amazing talent with us!

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  30. S. M.

    The vibrant colours used is certainly a change from others in the blog hop, but works well on the darker background.

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  31. donna mikasa

    Oh my word! Great release and an awesome card! Your coloring is simply amazing!

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  32. Rebecca Ednie

    Love the look of coloring on Kraft! Thank you for the inspiration!

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  33. PUFF

    This is my fav card by far!!!

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  34. Janette Hemingway

    Sandy,
    Your card is so bold! I love the dark colors of the bunnies. I would never thought of that, but I will now.
    I better get some OLO markers.
    Thanks for sharing and the tips.

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  35. Theresa Averitt

    Wonderful and absolutely adorable card, Sandy! Thanks for sharing your lovely art!

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  36. Ellen Schmidt

    Cute card, Sandy! I always enjoy watching your videos. I find lots of tips and ideas from them. Thanks for doing this!

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  37. Megan Decker

    Your coloring is a great different take on others in this blog hop – darker – richer- craft paper – I like it! well done

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  38. Marsha Fante

    Of course, youve made the best bunnies with your full-on coloring! This created the most interest. What a difference. Real artist here. Thanks for sharing~

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  39. Bette

    Adorable veggie critters…. love your coloring. We all want to color those bunnies and hamsters like you!!!! When I grow up, I want to color like…..practice, practice, practice!

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  40. Rebecca

    Overboard poo! Super fun. I am beginning to think I just need to be your neighbour! Maybe you’ll send me extra creative talent due to proximity! So glad I found you via 3C! Take care!

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  41. Pat Vilbaum

    Sandy, I love that you did this as a one layer card. I am impressed that you could use all of the sets on it. The desert Storm paper really gives it a different look. I have only colored with colored pencils ones or twice on colored card stock.

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  42. DWilley

    Sooo cute!! Love them all combined and colored!

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  43. Mary

    Okay, as usual you have taken this little stamp set to a whole different level. So very cute, I would love to receive this card in the mail!

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  44. Sherry W

    I love the card. Thanks for reminding me about how great white pencil looks against Copics on Neenah Desert Storm. It’s one of my favorite looks and I haven’t done one in a long while.

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  45. Denise Bryant

    Cute as can be! These critters are just adorable, and I love the way you colored them!

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  46. Debbie Throckmorton

    Love seeing use of different coloring techniques.

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  47. Elayne Catey

    As usual, you took these stamps to the next level. Love these fluffies!!!

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  48. Stephanie T

    Hi Sandy–thank you for sharing this creation, and thanks also for presenting your works of art in a way that makes me think that I may be able to do it, too.

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  49. Geri S

    Wow! What an amazing coloring job! But you do that anyway. Love the card and the release!

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  50. Char

    I’m a subscriber who has always admired your coloring, but I must say you really outdid yourself with these adorable Anita Jeram stamps. What a great design duo you are!

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    • Rhonda Reynolds

      Darling card! Love how you used so many of the figures and made them all.look different! Thank you for sharing.

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    • Kelly Stokes

      I always enjoy your cards. I love your coloring and they always inspire me to try your techniques. Thank you

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