Anyway, I LOVE my Copics, but I am definitely not very artistic beyond being able to stay with in the lines when I color. However, in the course of coloring a huge variety of stamped images, I realized that sometimes an image needs some sort of scenery added to it and I don't have many chair or couch type stamps. So, I started experimenting with my Copics and have created several different types of scenes by adding walls, grass, sidewalk or dirt ground.
Today, I have chosen to work with INKY IMPRESSIONS SHOP image "Winter Fashion Marlee." I colored her with my Copics as usual. For her fur trim, I used one of the lightest blues and my Copic blender.
Now, she looks fine and I could have used her as is, but I decided she looks like she is sitting on something and today, it's a brick wall. So, I started with my darkest color N6 in this case, and made the top of the wall.
Next, I added N4 and N2 to finish out the wall. I always start darkest and go lighter since the part she would be sitting on would be the darkest. I do added shadows where her legs are for reflection.
Finally, I take the broad end of my Copic blender and I make "bricks" and voila, there she is, sitting on a wall, ready to be added to any of your projects. Hope you like it!!
Beautiful! Love the way you coloured her in and the brickwork is brilliant! xx
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