Scrapping & Stamping in Kentucky

Certified Copic Designer! I love Scrapbooking and Rubber Stamping! I have been an avid scrapper & stamper for about 6 years. I decided to start this blog to share my ideas and have fun.

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Sunday, June 19, 2011

Happy Fathers Day!

Happy Fathers Day to all the Dads!

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Fathers Day Card made with SU Open Sea - Summer Mini 2011
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*What do those letters and numbers on the caps mean and how do I use that to pick good color blends? Coloring/numbering system. Here are the basics... •Broad Classiﬁcation (Letter) - Color family. The basic hue. B - Blue BV- Blue Violet R - Red RV - Red Violet V - Violet Y - Yellow YR - Yellow Red YG - Yellow Green G - Green BG - Blue Green E - Earths C - Cool Grays N - Natural Grays T - Toner Grays W - Warm Grays •Intermediate Classiﬁcation (First Number) - Color Saturation. Lower numbers are vibrant; higher numbers have more gray. •Speciﬁc Classiﬁcation (Second Number) - Color Brightness. Lower numbers are light and the higher numbers are dark. How to pick blending colors: 1. Match the color letters, keeping the color family the same. 2. Match the color saturation number. This will keep the tone the same. 3. Pick color brightness numbers within 2-3 digits from each other. Use 0,1,2,3’s for highlights; for mid tones use 4,5,6’s; and use 7,8,9’s for shadows. 4. Using more colors helps to achieve a smoother blend and adds more contrast. You can also blend outside the color families: 1. Pick colors that have similar numbers but different letters. 2. Keep the color families near each other on the color wheel. What inks and papers do you use and recommend for use with Copic inks? This is an area that again, it really depends on personal preference and ink application style. Each person applies ink in a different way. The amount of ink you use can have an effect on the type of results you get with different papers. Here's what I personally use... Inks: •Memento by Tsukineko Papers: •X-Press It Blending Card •Neenah Super Smooth I strongly suggest that you test your inks and papers with your Copic markers to find the combination that works best for YOU.

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