I recently made a few cards using their Aquamarker pens and want to share the results with you here. The stamp is from the designer John Byars for DoCrafts. Papers are all from my scrap paper stacks and all embellishments are from my stash.
I used different colourways for each of the little boys in my images and for the bubbles I applied some Glossy Accents to give the bubbles a bit of shine and depth.
You can click on the images to get a more detailed look at the colouring/watercolouring techniques I've used.
I've applied the base colour to these dungarees from the pen using a damp paint brush pen and then used the same colour pen directly onto the image to add a more defined, darker/shadow area, which I then blended in to prevent too much of a harsh line.
Again I've used the same technique used on this card as the one above.
I applied my colour to the dungarees on this card with a damp paint brush. By using this method, you get a much more subtle effect. More akin to traditionally watercolouring an image. I then applied another layer of the same colour to darken the shadow areas.
For this next card, I applied the colour to the card and then, using the blender pen 'washed' the colour into the image. This gives a much more intense colour.
Using the black Aquamarker which I have diluted right down, I created a shadowed area at his feet.
I hope to get a YouTube video made in the next couple of weeks to show you how to use the Letraset Aquamarkers using the techniques above. I'll keep you posted!
