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Hello! I'm Cristina Valenzuela, and this is my new tutorial for Copic Europe. It is difficult to find a theme that has not been explained here. But there is always something to explain. My tutorial for today is bubbles, but no water bubbles or drops of water. This tutorial is all about soap bubbles. There are many stamps with children playing with bubbles and one never really knows how to colour them... This is my step by step on how I do it. Soap bubbles always have some shades of colour, created by the soap. That is why I added a bit of colour. Like when the rainbow is formed, the colours are those created by the reflection of the water. You can change the colours I used, for some other numbers, but they should only be low intensity, because what we want is just a bit of colour. I add a few touches of my R30. Neither in the centre or touching any edge. I add a few dots with my Y02, although it's a little intense for me. And also a bit of V01. Now I draw a circle with my colour C0, but I still don't touch the rim. Also with this grey I colour on the colour dots, to faint them a little. Bubbles and water is always a little blue. At least, in our minds when we color ... I colour with my B000, on the previous colours, leaving without colouring the center and edges of each bubble. I colour the middle with BG70. I try to leave the centre uncoloured, always in a circular form. But if you are not completely round, you can use the blender 0. With C1, I give some volume colouring near the lower edge. Then I draw a circle with BV20 inside, leaving only the top without colouring. The soap is heavier than water, so give more colour around. Then I blend it all with BG70. And finally I add a little Opaque White, to create points of light. My colouring is softer than the picture, the contrast is a bit marked so you can see the transition between steps of colour. I hope you liked it and you find it useful. And this is my card with bubbles, the stamp is Mo's Digital Pencil. Copic Colours: Floor: W1, W3. Skin: E000, E00, E01, E02, E11, E21. Hair: E51, E53, E35, E37, E49. Dress: R37, R35, R32, R30// N3, R81, RV32. Chair: E31, E33, E35, E37, E47. Bubbles: B000, R30, Y02, V01, BG70, C0, BV20. Bubbles pot: N3, N5, E93, E97, B32, B38. See you soon here! Hugs!
Princess Estelle turned nine on 23 February
There's no doubt about it, we love Hawaii. Truthfully, it was a vacation that we really couldn't afford at the moment given that we made the commitment to a new home back in August last year. A deal came along with the Westin that we couldn't pass up and we used our Avion points for all three tickets so it saved us a bundle. So hello Hawaii it was! We left on February 28th and stayed for 12 nights total. I came down with a stomach bug 3 days before we left which really sucked but having to stay home from work, gave me the time to prepare for my "album on the go". I find that if I want to document our trip, I have to do it while on the trip or else it will never get done (I really speak from experience here. heehee). There's always more important things to do when back in our daily lives. Don't you agree? I used this time to pick out all my cards that I wanted to use and plan out each section which is basically one day of each trip. I find that this breakdown helps me to plan how many page protectors that I'll need. I didn't pre-pick out all my cards with my previous "albums on the go" - Disneyland & Mexico and Hawaii 2013. That wasted valuable vacation time where I could be doing other things. So if you have a few hours here and there before your trip date, plan out your album then all you'll do on the trip is 1) print your photos at the end of your day to tell your story. 2) paste your photos onto the cards. 3) add journaling. 4) add fun & cute stickers and stamped images. I brought my Canon Selphy CP910 printer and a full pack of Color Ink Set. It was more than enough paper/ink for the trip. I lugged my Nikon D7000 with 35mm 1.8 lens which was fairly light weight. This camera/lens combination was great for timer shots of us since the lens isn't heavy at all, it was able to sit upright with only a flat surface - no tripod needed :) I used some new goods that will be in our next shop update. The weekday banners stamp is one of the new products. Having a nice set of days of the week stamp is a must bring on any trip because of the way I break down my book or else the whole trip would just blend into one big day. I like to document what I did each day of the trip so that it's easier to jog my poor memory later. Some new puffy stickers from the new collection This Way. The Happy Us puffy is another set featuring some gold:) Hoping to share more of this album soon.
Roberto for Hello Mr. Magazine
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Mmmm nice chocolate!
Après un petit article sur Venise, voici les photos de trois jolies îles de la lagune vénitienne : Lido, Burano et Murano. Elles sont facilement accessibles depuis Venise et vraiment à découvrir ! Lido L'île de Lido se situe au sud de Venise, à 15 min de bateau de la place Saint-Marc. Elle a un petit côté ville balnéaire plutôt sympa, beaucoup de Vénitiens l'investissent aux beaux jours (ce qui fait que l'hiver doit y être très calme). C'est aussi sur cette île qu'à lieu tous les ans la Mostra de Venise. Rien de tel qu'une petite balade en vélo (on trouve des loueurs dans le centre-ville) sur la côte ouest avec vue sur Venise, ou sur la côte est, avec accès à la plage. Burano Burano est très connue pour ses petites maisons colorées et c'est vrai que c'est une petite île très jolie (même si je l'ai découverte sous la pluie, ce qui gâche un peu le plaisir !). Evidemment il y a beaucoup de monde, il faut donc fausser compagnie au flot de touristes et se diriger vers les rues calmes. Murano Murano est un peu la petite Venise, mondialement connue pour son industrie du verre. L'île compte beaucoup d'ateliers à visiter et, tourisme oblige, un nombre impressionnant de boutiques d'objets et de souvenirs en verre (quelques très jolies pièces et beaucoup de kitsch !). Bref, Burano et Murano sous le soleil doivent être encore plus jolies ! A très vite pour des posts de Noël !
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