Hello friends, up with another watercolor today, so far the color pencils have stayed away from my hands and I am continuing to reach the watercolors.

I have used the poinsettia from Uniko here, and I have added a stalk to the original stamp.

I have used Craftangles liquid watercolors only for the coloring. I added some bubbles and finished off the using the sentiment from the same set.

Linking this with:

HLS Christmas challenge August

ATSM

Word Art Wednesday

Anything Goes

Global Design Project

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Hello friends, I am up with another poinsettia card using my digital image which I introduces earlier this month. Here is a look at the digital stamp.

I printed it on a black paper this time, though I would have loved to emboss it, but my printer ink dries up instantly so i couldn't try that. Instead I tried perfect pearls and these have stick to the faintly wet ink, and given enough outlines for me to color the image.

As if one experiment wasn't enough that i tried another one here with Craftangles metallic watercolors and another shade of red watercolor from them, mix those 2 and painted the initial layer for the poinsettias, quite a visibility on black and that's where the shimmer is from.

I then used Prismacolor pencils to add the remaining details to the coloring. I also used a gold gel pen to add the veins to the leaves.

The base card is white, I have used the DI pine needle and aged mahogany on the edges to create that aged vintage look. The sentiment is also created the same way, and is from Uniko.

I hope you like this very different card from me.

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 Hello friends, it's the 1st and I am introducing another digital stamp today, as you can tell from the title it is a Poinsettia. A very different take on the Poinsettia, and this one is digitally drawn on an iPad, unlike my other illustrations, which are drawn on a drawing book using pencil and then I convert to digital images.

For this card, I used a computer generated sentiment. Used Prismacolor pencils to color the poinsettia, I didn't use the traditional red but used pink and green.