Hello everyone! We invited our friend and coloring expert
Alice Wertz to share with us today!
Alice used Antique Linen Distress Ink to stamp the images and then colored them with Copic markers. She then used a brown Copic Multiliner to add the eyes and smiles to the faces.
Card 1
Alice used the banana stamp from
Willy & Friends Stamp Set to create a fun random background for her "3D looking" monkey on this card! How cool is that gradient coloring on the speech bubble?
Card 2
On her second card, Alice watercolored her background and layered her card beautifully with a doily, a piece of washi tape and a couple of enamel dots! The color combo is just delightful!
Card 3
We think *Tiger* (the shark) wants to share his strawberry cake with us! Shall we take it? LOL
Alice also cut the wave line with a craft knife to tuck the shark in water! So fun!
Card 4
This toucan bird card is perfection!
Card 5
This lotus card is a team favorite! It showcases one of the many benefits of no-line coloring: to achieve a very realistic look! We love how Alice colored the dragonflies too!
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Thank you for sharing these amazing cards with us today, Alice!
Find time to create and make something today!
SUPPLIES
Alice’s coloring is amazing! These are stunning!
Oh, these are all AMAZING! Love them!
Alice is amazing and so are these cards.. I admire her no line coloring..Thanks for sharing
Alice, you have done an amazing job on ALL of the cards. Just amazing!
Alice amazes me with each and every one of her no line colored cards! I’ve tried it, and it’s not easy, yet her work is always seamless!! These are all adorable, and I hope to be able to have some of your stamps one of these days, they’re sweet as can be!
FABULOUS technique and cards!!!
Love the fun banana background. Great cards. Hugz
Alice is the most amazing artist and I could look at her cards all day!!
It is always such a delight to see Alice’s no-line watercoloring!! She is crazy good!!! Thanks for these wonderful images and inspiration!!!
Wow. Alice make the no – lines easy and beautiful. I am going to have to visit her blog next.