A video today about blending two totally different colours - this can add a pretty effect to dresses, fairy wings etc. Below is the image I coloured in the video, so that you can see how pretty it looks when dry............
and here is a card made with the same stamp. I used Tim Holtz papers for this, and a lot of doodling. I put clear gems on all the little circles on the dress...........
I have had so many emails from people wanting to know where the best place is to buy Promarkers, I will have a complete list tomorrow, but you will be delighted to know that Polkadoodles in the UK stocks the complete range, and has free shipping worldwide Nikky accepts Paypal and credit cards. For currency conversion, just type in the UK pound amount into the google currency convertor to see how it translates into dollars. Shipping from the UK usually takes about a week to arrive in the USA.
If you want to know if there is a Promarker stockist near to you in the USA, go to the USA distributors, Macphersons
You can email them at
info@macphersonart.com
I have a video on colouring grey animals tomorrow, all those cats, dogs, mice and horses that you may have struggled with (I know I did!).See you then......
Beautiful!! I am keeping my fingers crossed to win the set of markers.
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing how you make these markers so easy to use. I can't wait to get some and start creating with them! =)
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ReplyDeletei like your technique!!! thank you for your help and tutorials!!!
Fantastic - I didn't know you could do this with Promarkers. I'm learning so much from your videos.
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It is quite impressive as you conjure the colour crossings, and I am completely inspired by your card.
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Melodie
This is gorgeous Enfys, would never have dreamt of combining different colours like that!
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Great image and beautiful colouring. Really love these markers.
ReplyDeleteThanks for today :o) This is great !
ReplyDeleteLook forward to morrow.
Have a great day, Jóna
I can see why we must be patience and wait for the image to dry. It is so lovely when finished! To have all theese markers must be just great :)
ReplyDeleteThanks again Enfys, that is such a beautiful card, love the colours and your bling. I so enjoyed colouring images in sepia yesterday, and thought I'm only ever going to use sepia from now on.....then I saw your new card and can't wait to have a go at that too lol. Thanks for your inspiration and you hard work in making the video's. Hugs lin
ReplyDeleteLove the purples. Do you need special paper for Promarkers like you do for Copics?
ReplyDeleteThis is `fabulous` Enfys TFS:) x
ReplyDeleteInspirational Enfys love your tutorial. With love and hugs Shirleyx
ReplyDeleteFabulous card to.
So wonderful Enfys,I love the image and the COLOURS.
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This is so pretty, but I wonder, is it really this easy? I am not a colorer, so stamping has never really been my thing. Your videos make it look like anyone can do this. Can we really?
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Your cards are beautiful! They really do dry a lot lighter than they look when wet. I like the gems added to the dress. My dd was a dancer and this card reminds me of some of her dance outfits. I'm still crossing my toes and fingers...
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You make it all look so easy and relaxing Enfys.
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I love the mixing of the colors. So beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteWow ! I love this effect and I'll use it on flowers, feary wings, etc. Thank you very much for this video.
ReplyDeleteLove the blending technique you showed. Would love to win the complete set of markers. Looking forward to tomorrow's video. Thanks for taking the time to show us how to use these.
ReplyDeletereally beautiful.... thank you for sharing. I would love to win the promarkers set so I could do it too. :)
ReplyDeletewhat a neat technique!! Oh, I really want to win these markers!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your helpful tutorials!
ReplyDeleteThank you sooooo much for the detailed tutorials. It is good when I have the knowledge of how to go about using the things I want to buy :)
ReplyDeleteHi Enfys, I had a go at the Sepia card last night, and couldn't believe how well it came out, as I've never done anything like it before and am totally unartistic. Thankyou so much for giving me the confidence to have a go. Can't wait to see what's next.
ReplyDeleteShhh Enfys! I had such great service from Polkadoodles getting stamps, that I'm going to order my Promarkers from them! But I wasn't going to tell everyone till I got mine ordered! Come on Payday! HeeHee! Love all you're showing!
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful. I checked out Hudson on the map and you're just down the coast from PC. I'm new here and don't really know if it's a short or long drive, but it looked doable. After the holidays, I am planning on taking weekend adventures before we leave to go back to NM in June.
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Enfys, I love your beautiful mix of colors. I too would just love to win the set of Promarkers! Thanks for your educational videos!!!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE IT!! You have really shown a lot of what we can do with these markers! I soooo hope to win an early Christmas present!! :)
ReplyDeleteRenae
Very effective and I agree with you this effect would look beautiful for butterflies and wings.
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Very pretty Enfys! When I try things like that if usually comes out looking like mud! But I'll try again! Thanks for all the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteWow! These turned out just beautiful. The colors blend very nicely don't they. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI really love how you show how dark the image is when wet and how light it dries. You really do make the blending look so easy. The other markers make you think you need a certified degree in order to use their markers. Thanks again for all the time and thought you have put into this, your fans really do appreciate it. ~Diane
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, love the colours.
ReplyDeleteOoh lala! Is right this looks beautiful. TFS
ReplyDeleteWhat a great effect! Thanks for another great tutorial!
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to the next one!
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I just wanted to let you know I am loving this Promarker series you are doing. I am learning so much. Thanks, hope I win.
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ReplyDeleteI hope I am doing this right. I have posted on all the days in that days comment. This is so cute. I love the pink. Good Luck to everyone.
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I love both color sets! Beautiful!!! :)
ReplyDeleteFabulous Enfys! I love it! hugs, eileen
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful. I love the colors together.
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the info on buying them.
I am looking forward to the gray tomorrow.
this one is my fav. I love the blending effect, now I know how to colour my fairy stamps. But am still waiting for my promarkers ..lol
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing the technique
I am learning so much from these tutorials. Thank you for taking our time to help us out,
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Oooh, very pretty. Must try that on fairy wings. Thank you so much for all the time you have put into these videos, they have been so helpful to a newby like myself.
ReplyDeleteBoth of these cards are very pretty. I see what you mean about the colors looking different when they dry....looks real dark on your video, but lightens up on your finished post. You do so well with these markers. I just reread your first post on this & realized you hadn't taken any coloring classes. You obviously have a "natural" artistic sense in your works!!!
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I really love this technique of blending different colors. I think the combo on the video is stunning. Thanks again for taking the time to make all these videos.
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I really love this technique of blending different colors. I think the combo on the video is stunning. Thanks again for taking the time to make all these videos.
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I'm going to check out that tutorial tonight, sounds really interesting! =)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link to the store, I'm in need of more promarkes! =)
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Amazing dress - would look beautiful on even a fairy. LOL.
ReplyDeleteOh la la!! I love this technique. Can't wait to get my hands on some of these markers. Thanks again for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteThanks for showing this technique. You make it look so easy.
ReplyDeleteWOW! That is SO gorgeous. Gonna' have to get me some of those markers...
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debbi
I love the oohlala, and especially the bling. You make everything seem so simple. I hope I can get to be as good as you with the markers when I get some. Off to check out the UK site and see what to wish for.
ReplyDeleteI love this idea. Thanks for showing us how.
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these are so pretty ! Thanks again for all the tutorials
ReplyDeleteThank you for all your tutorials you make it look so easy, I am learning so much thank you for sharing. Hugs x Chrisb
ReplyDeletegreat blending video!!! and the two color you used shows it perfectly...tfs
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I love all of you videos this week, they have really inspired me.
ReplyDeleteOH wow - great technique!! I love this - that dress is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteMelissa
Oh how exciting to watch how the picture changes when it dries. I can hardly wait to get home from the rehab center to try your methods. Thank you for the videos Enfys.
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Love it! It is neat to see that you don't always have to have similar colors to blend! thank you for taking the time to share this with us.
ReplyDeleteThank you for all these lovely colouring tips. Even with no Promarkers, a lot of help.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! This is awesome!! This will help with some of my fall stamped images! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWow - Awesome blending. You make it look so easy to use these markers. Thanks so much for taking the time to create these videos.
ReplyDeleteThis was great and very helpful. I am learning so much.
ReplyDeleteThat is so pretty! Thanks for the tips on blending the colors!!!
ReplyDeleteI liked the "blending two totally different colours video" and yesterday I decided to buy some promarkers to try mixing colors.
ReplyDeleteThanks again for the great giveway.