as promised....ratings
as promised, here is the first in a series of "homegrown" tests i did on all the different cardstocks i own, and my colouring mechanisms! first off, we have tombow pens.
what are tombow pens? Tombow pens are water-based, non-toxic, acid-free, and odorless. For one of the most fantastic tutorials on Tombow colouring, please visit Lori McCroskey's. THEY ARE NOT THE SAME AS COPICS - Copics are alcohol based!
what are tombow pens? Tombow pens are water-based, non-toxic, acid-free, and odorless. For one of the most fantastic tutorials on Tombow colouring, please visit Lori McCroskey's. THEY ARE NOT THE SAME AS COPICS - Copics are alcohol based!
why did i do this? well, i get confused with all the paper out there, and the mediums to use. because i do various different things, months sometimes pass without me colouring one picture, using a pen or a specific tool. i then get very frustrated when i want to do something and i just JUMP in, and i do not get the result i desired! i therefor decided that i want to start making myself a reference guide of techniques etc. OF COURSE i started with lots of gusto, but that has tapered a bit - lots of other things got in the way of my creativity lately and in the way of the way i want to be and live my life, things that are important to me.........but hopefully i am back on track now!
i gave each paper a * (star) rating according to how i found it to be, blending wise. i am by no means an expert, i just went through a colouring phase and wanted to know how my TOMBOWS would fare! if anyone has different experiences - please share!!
in order to see the star rating, please just click on the picture to enlarge!
in order to see the star rating, please just click on the picture to enlarge!
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Hugs,
Cabio