Birthday Balloon Copic Marker Color Combo
I’m sharing my Birthday Balloon card using Honey Bee Stamp’s Celebrations Box Stamp Set. This stamp is so much fun and you can literally use it for any occasion. It also has a coordinating die set called Celebration Box Honeycuts!
I colored the balloons using my Copic Markers. I stamped with Desert Sand ink by Memento onto my Copic Xpress Blending paper. This paper is awesome for blending your Copic Markers. I used my Desert Sand Ink so I can get a lighter outline on my stamped image so I can do the no line technique. If you need a tutorial on how to do this you can check out my no line tutorial — It’s a download so make sure you check it out and download it!
I’m using the Hooray Stamp Set, which is full of sentiments for all occasions. It goes great with the Celebration Box Stamp set! I fancied up my card by adding some awesome Honey Bee Stamps Sequins.
Of course I used more colors than listed in this color combo in the picture. So here’s my full list.
Copic Markers used:
- BG18, BG13, BG11, BG10
- B28, B26, B24, B21
- Y17, Y13, Y11, Y000
- G20, G21, G24, G85
If you like my Birthday Balloon Copic Color Combo check out all of my other Inspirational Copic Marker Color Combos!
I cut all of these balloons out so since I didn’t know where I was going to place them I didn’t do any transparent technique to the balloons. However; if you’re looking for a transparent technique this is one of the many techniques from my…
Create with Markers Online Copic Course!
Here’s a breakdown of everything you will learn
in this Copic Marker Course
- Skin Tones 3 different shades
- Basic Shadows of people
- Basics of coloring hair 3 different shades
- Coloring White Clothes
- Pleats
- Blending 2 different shades in a gradient
- Tie-dye Patterned
- Color Fur – Short Hair
- Color Fur Long Hair
- Coloring scales and textures
- How to cover up a mistake
- Basic ground/Dirt
- Basic Shadows
- Creating Grass
- Creating a pond
- Trees and shrubbery
- Coloring Transparent
- Coloring and Shading Red
- Depth Perception
- Create shiny “Tin”
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