A couple of weeks ago, I watched a video from Peggy Jo at Pink Ink Classroom Channel. She has been releasing videos on using colored pencils and I have been watching them as they are released. Since I like beach scenes, Peggy Jo's video on creating sunshine behind a scenic image caught my attention. Out came my Prisma Colored pencils and Pink Ink Stamps and I started my sunshine background. Well, I started it a few times and the sunshine and sky never looked anything like Peggy Jo's! So I wanted to show you the closest I came to putting a sunshine in my sky that wasn't a die cut!! I need a lot more practice to get it right and good so until then I will use die cuts or Clarity brushes! Have a great day!
Thursday, April 27, 2017
Sunshine
A couple of weeks ago, I watched a video from Peggy Jo at Pink Ink Classroom Channel. She has been releasing videos on using colored pencils and I have been watching them as they are released. Since I like beach scenes, Peggy Jo's video on creating sunshine behind a scenic image caught my attention. Out came my Prisma Colored pencils and Pink Ink Stamps and I started my sunshine background. Well, I started it a few times and the sunshine and sky never looked anything like Peggy Jo's! So I wanted to show you the closest I came to putting a sunshine in my sky that wasn't a die cut!! I need a lot more practice to get it right and good so until then I will use die cuts or Clarity brushes! Have a great day!
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