Art Journal Page feat. OddBall Art Stamps

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Good morning!

Today I am finally sharing another process video, featuring IMG#398 Big Eye Girl "Say What You Want" Gabby! She is beautiful and with plenty of surface space to color and get creative!



 I begin my project by coloring the image using Spectrum Noir Alcohol Markers.
 Colors used for this image are the following:
Skin:
FS2
FS3
FS6
TN2

Hair:
BO1
BO2
BO3

Lips:
BO4

Tiny Heart:
CR11

EYES:
IB2

 With my image fully colored, I will begin assembling and coloring all the components for my background.  I grabbed and wonderful Poppy stamp set from Stampendous Stamps,  and stamped both images on Neenah White Cardstock with some Memento Tuxedo Black ink.
 To color up my flowers, I'm using Ditress Oxide Inks Spun Sugar, Worn Lipatick and Candy Apple.
 I make sure to blend colors together, creating a gradient effect, going lightest to darkest.
 For my art journal page, I added some greenery using the same stamp set, and blending some Evergreen Distress Ink over my leaf collage. I fussy cut all my main images, adhere and it is finished!
You can find a full tutorial and coloring process, buy visiting my YouTube Channel. I hope this project inspires you to create something today! Remember tpu can use coupon code Eny1 to get one FREE image with the PURCHASE of 2! Sweet deal!

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Happy crafting!

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