I have another sunset Distress ink blending combination with a sunset background for you. Don't worry, while I'm planning to do a lot of blending combos, which are perfect for YouTube Shorts, there are plenty other cards that I have prepared for the future. However, last week was quite busy and I didn't have the time to create a main video (that is a video with a voiceover), so I made another Distress background, which is much faster. The colours I used for this background are, from top to bottom: - Chipped Sapphire - Wilted Violet - Shaded Lilac - Tumbled Glass - Salty Ocean I applied two, in some cases three layers of each ink. Mind you, it might be that my inks need re-inking. I started at the top with the Chipped Sapphire, then Wilted Violet and Shaded Lilac. And then I moved to the bottom of the panel, which is the Canson XL watercolour paper and I applied the Salty Ocean and above it I used the Tumbled Glass. The last two inks I applied only at a small part of the bottom of the card stock, the majority of the background I wanted to be purple. I was thinking about using the Seedless Preserves or Dusty Concord instead of the Chipped Sapphire, but I wanted to have a purple on the blue side, that's why I decided to use a dark blue ink. Before I even made the background, I needed to come up with an idea what to put on it. I could have done another row of trees, which is an option for you, but I wanted to do something new. As you can see, I drew a silhouette with a tree branch and leaves. The idea came from cards that I will be sharing with you soon, where I paint trees. I started by drawing a sketch and transferring it onto the background, which didn't work well as on the top it was way too dark and I didn't really see it. Maybe if I had a transfer paper it would be better, who knows. I just was following the sketch I prepared. I used a black fine liner for the outlines and to fill them up I used a black marker, something like Sharpie. You don't need both, the fine liner was great for the thin lines and I could use it to fill up at least the leaves, but as I don't have a shop near by, where I could buy these pens easily, I didn't want to waste it. For the greeting I picked a sentiment that says Best Wishes. I stamped and heat embossed it in white on a black card stock and I cut it into a banner. Lastly I adhered the panel on top of a white card base using a simple double-sided adhesive and the banner I attached using a foam tape. You can see a quick video of me making this card on my YouTube channel or Instagram and make sure you subscribe/follow. QUICK VIDEOWatch the video below or directly on my YouTube channel or Instagram. YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKEPIN MEDid you like the card? I would love, if you pinned it to your board on Pinterest!
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