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Challenge No. 30 ~ “Other” Paper

June 15, 2010

Hello and welcome to another Copic Creations Challenge!   This week we’re covering the technique of using “other” papers for coloring your images with Copic markers.   This includes any “other” paper ~  vellum, glossy, kraft cardstock . . . actually, any color of cardstock, watercolor paper, design/patterned paper . . .  any paper that is not “normally” used!   

We’re VERY lucky to have an awesome sponosor this week.   One of the foremost stamp companies in the business ~ the one and only Stampavie!   

 

 

Stampavie features images from Sarah Kay, Penny Johnson, Mo Manning ~ just to name a few!   And the prize for one lucky participant this week will be . . .

THREE surprise Stampavie photopolymer stamps!! 

Thanks to everyone for your GREAT suggestions for future challenges, we really appreciate your input and are excited to add some to our calendar.   We’ll definitely be in touch with you about your awesome suggestions.    BTW, there’s no time limit, so if you think of a technique you’d like to see covered here, don’t hesitate to let us know.   We also appreciate ALL the beautiful cards submitted for our last challenge!!   Unfortunately, we can only choose one winner . . .

 

The winner for Copic Creations Challenge No. 29 ~ Animals is . . .

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Georgia Mac – Gram’s Place

Congratulations Georgia!   Please be sure to send us your email address.   Special thanks again to Monica and Tim of the awesome Hambo Stamps for sponsoring this challenge!

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Listed below, are some tutorials to guide you in this challenge.  As always, please don’t hesitate to ask if you have  any questions.

Special thanks this week to …

Asela Hopkins, Hop Art Studio ~

Other Papers

Faux watercoloring

Marianne Walker, I Like Markers ~

Stamping papers and inks  

Painting on Vellum

Glossy Cardstock 

PLEASE NOTE: You are NOT required to use an image from our sponsor for your Copic Creations project. You will have until June 30th, 12:00 p.m. CDT to post your artwork and be eligible for a chance to win this weeks prize; The winner will be announced along with our next challenge post on July 1st.

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♥ COPIC CREATIONS’ CHALLENGE NO. 30 GALLERY ♥    

 

  ASELA HOPKINS 

 ColorMates Paper -Dark Totally Tan

YR31, Y15, YR04, R27, YG03, E57, YR0000

  

 ♥ HEATHER GILFOY BOND ♥ 

  Kraft cardstock

 

  ♥ JODI-ANN LEE♥  

Neenah Cream cardstock

 

 ♥ KAREN WITTER ♥  

 SU’s Bashful Blue CS

 

♥ KATIE COTTON ♥ 

Neenah kraft cardstock

E21, E25, E27, E27, B00, B000, Y02, Y04, Y08, YR04, YR07Neenah

 

♥ LILIAN TAN ♥  

 

 

  ♥ MARY GIEMZA ♥  

Coldpress watercolor paper 

 

♥ SUZANNE DEAN ♥

Kraft cardstock

 

We hope you will join us for this challenge and share YOUR creations with us. A Mister Linky has been included below. Please don’t forget to stop back on July 1st for our next challenge and the announcement of the winner for this challenge. 

13 Comments leave one →
  1. June 15, 2010 9:54 am

    I was so surprised to see this weeks challenge. I’ve been on a kick of using Copics on vellum. Is this what they call serendipity?

  2. June 15, 2010 12:32 pm

    this was fun to print and copic colour on vellum.. especially vellum with a faint line in the paper… great challenge and fab examples.. way to go.

  3. June 16, 2010 12:29 pm

    What a great idea for a challenge. Something different especially for me but I quite enjoyed it. Thanks again girls for all the fabulous inspiration.

  4. June 16, 2010 1:33 pm

    i made two entries. number 7 accidentally links right back to you number 8 is my entry sorry.

    great challenge.

  5. Marietta permalink
    June 16, 2010 4:29 pm

    Great, great cards!! Thanks so much for your inspirations!! Keep up the great job!!

  6. June 16, 2010 8:06 pm

    This is so ironic that someone was talking about coloring copics on vellum and then this challenge came out. Well, I just had to try this technique so thank you for posting this challenge. I can’t wait to see everyone’s work and the mediums everyone used.

  7. June 16, 2010 8:16 pm

    I love your challenge; rocked me right off my comfie chair! I used some very heavy cs from Club Scrap a friend had given me as well as mulberry paper and some other woven strands of paper. All of this placed on a distressed background and some lovely mounting. My little frog is holding a bottle of flies. This is my hubbie’s Dad’s Dad card – as his favorite saying is: Time’s fun when you’re having flies! He really did not think I had a stamp that says it either! This stamp is an older set from Stampin’ Up – still doing a great job! Ikept it all dark and masculine as in very outdoorsy – even the copics on the frogs outside and inside. Thanks for the challenge!

  8. June 18, 2010 9:59 am

    This was a challenge, but it did take me out of my usual comfort zone. Thanks for the opportunity!

  9. June 19, 2010 6:55 am

    Hi Girls I hope my computers working correctly, I’ve used a new blog template and it seems to be misbehaving, sorry if it plays you up, by the way Gorgeous creations, hugs Liz xx

  10. June 21, 2010 6:31 am

    Copics can be used on almost any paper but to get the most out of the markers made for their superior blending and shading qualities, the right paper can make all the difference. For this challenge, I played with patterned paper, parchment paper and manila file folder. It’s possible but not preferred. Thanks for the challenge.

  11. June 30, 2010 9:17 am

    Love this idea. Gorgeous cards. 🙂

  12. June 30, 2010 9:43 am

    I *knew* there was a reason I stamped on kraft cardstock last week…and completely forgot about this challenge. D’oh!!

    Not linking it up as an entry, but thought you might like to see anyway!! I’ll be doing it again – the Kraft I used was nice and smooth and the markers blended well, with no bleeding – yay! http://quixoticcards.com/?p=3029

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