Yup, one more project using the COLOR BURST dry ink with a glossy paper. CHEERS to me!!
This time I used a watercolor technique to create a card with my FABULOUS new COLOR BURST inks. I love that the Liquid Pearls match the colors of the Color Burst perfectly!
For the most part I have been using the watercolor paper for my Color Burst projects, but for those I used a glossy paper. Results? Awesome! The water moves a little differently compared to the regular watercolor papers. Play with it and see what I am saying.
Here is a little more Color Burst fun. I added a few flowers and greenery to my background created with Color Burst dry ink powders. The green leaves are also made with Color Burst. I had created a sheet of green sprinkles that didn't turn out the way I wanted so I used portions of it to create the leaves for my flowers. Give the Color Burst ink shot....you won't regret it!
Some messy fun with Color Burst and BRUSHO dry ink powders. It's time to play people, it's time to play. Get your dry inks and some water and get yourself messy.
Color Burst dry powder inks are super fun to play with. It's all easy, but it can be a bit messy if you let the powder get out of control. A little goes a long way and when you add the water.....boom! Color Burst perfectly describes it.
My favorite adorable little penguin gets used again in this card with some great snowflakes from Cheery Lynn.
