I found this great copic swatch book on pinterest. The fantastic site even has a download of all the pages. I added a few extra of the blanks so I could practice different techniques. I printed the pages then took my favorite copic paper (neenah solar white) over to the copy shop. I printed the sheets on my paper then trimmed. I got them in the order I wanted and brought two chipboard pieces with me already cut just a bit larger than an A2 size card front. Next, I took it to the counter and had the staff help me pick the best binding based on the size. With copies and binding, it cost less than $5.
I finished the cover with SN@P papers, doily, an image from The Greeting Farm, and a title made from Michael's dollar mini wood alphabet and the decorative label punch. Last was a few gemstones.
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| copic color chart |
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| technique sample page |
I stamped some of my favorite images in after making a mask for the ovals and using a post it for the squares. I have the marker list filled in and am starting doing samples of techniques. Thanks for looking!
April
I found this great copic swatch book on pinterest. The fantastic site even has a download of all the pages. I added a few extra of the blanks so I could practice different techniques. I printed the pages then took my favorite copic paper (neenah solar white) over to the copy shop. I printed the sheets on my paper then trimmed. I got them in the order I wanted and brought two chipboard pieces with me already cut just a bit larger than an A2 size card front. Next, I took it to the counter and had the staff help me pick the best binding based on the size. With copies and binding, it cost less than $5.
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