Hello Friends, Time to play with some Brusho and some water drops. This is such a fun technique and a cool background. I will have more cards to share tomorrow. The Brsho for today card I used the

Try this easy water drop printing activity, where art and science collide!

Hello Friends, Time to play with some Brusho and some water drops. This is such a fun technique and a cool background. I will have more cards to share tomorrow. The Brsho for today card I used the

A package purely made to satisfy all your needs for creating wet designs! With this set of over 80 waterdrop stamp type brushes this product provides you with a lot of flexibility to add droplets and splashes to your designs. Also included are several images of waterdrops and overlays. Some of the waterdrop images are 3D rendered and are therefore perfectly cut out with transparent background. Whether you want to use them for a product design, abstract art, backdrop or as a decorative element, these water drops will help you achieve your goals. **============= Product Contents =============** This product contains 80 Water Drop Brushes in the following formats: * Photoshop Brushes (ABR, 2400px) * Procreate Brushes (BRUSHSET, 2400px) * Affinity Brushes (AFBRUSHES, 2400px) * PNG for each brush tip (2400px, black on transparent) * Affinity Designer Assets (AFASSETS) Additionally included in this product: * 40 JPG Waterdrop Images and Overlays (2400px) * 30 PNGs of 3D rendered Water Drops (2400, grayscale on transparent) * 47 Photoshop Styles(.ASL) * 21 Affinity Styles(.AFSTYLES) * Example PSDs on how to use the Styles and Overlays * Links to tutorials(.PDF) **============= Usage Examples =============** * Use in context of swimming * Create designs related to bathing * Wellness products * Make cleaning related designs * Cosmetics products * Decorate product packaging * Soda bubbles! * Put waterdrops on skin * Use in game designs * Use in designs made for kids toys related to water * Create patterns for textiles and clothing * Create business cards

drop water and waterfall tattoo design stamp or sticker —————————————————– – Only 1 file : EPS 10 (100% vector) – For best result, try to open the EPS file using Adobe illustrator. – You can change the colors, remove unwanted text, edit the curves path, add or remove element, resizing or positioning, etc. – Non-editable text.

Hello Friends, It's Masculine Monday with a fun technique, the water drop background. The stamp set that I used is the Country Road. A great combo for this set and technique. Make sure to s

Hello Stampers, More with Brusho and water drops for today. This time in the blue and green. To get the green tone I use the Prussian Blue, Yellow and very little of the Mossy. Yesterday in my blog

Hi! This set has more than 30 brushes. These brushes will help you draw different kinds of tears💧 In this set there are: - Tears Stamp (18) - Drop Stamp (10) - Tears Brush - Drop Brush - Texture brush You can also watch a video where I show these brushes in action📹 If you have any problems, please contact me. Support: 24/7 You can also buy all my brush sets in one pack (you save more than $120): Over 2000+ Procreate Brushes (Whole store bundle): https://www.etsy.com/listing/1555727717/over-2000-procreate-brushes-by-di-whole Over 1000+ Procreate Brushes (Half store bundle): https://www.etsy.com/listing/1143954460/over-1000-procreate-brushes-whole-store 300+ Body Poses Pack: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1479396245/300-body-poses-pack-for-procreate

Hello Friends, Time to play with some Brusho and some water drops. This is such a fun technique and a cool background. I will have more cards to share tomorrow. The Brsho for today card I used the

Hello to all my friends! Today I would like to introduce my next card made with some great stamps from Ryn Tanaka. I used a set of stamps from Sea Creatures 1 and one stamp from the unmounted sheet Water Effects 1. Here is a photo of all of the tools I used to create the card. Unfortunately, I do not have step by step photographs of how I made this. Below is a written description of my process. First, I stamped a panel of watercolor paper (Spiral Shell, Rising Bubbles and Kelp from Sea Creatures 1). I then painted the shell and seaweed with Promarkers. The background and bubbles were painted with blue and gray watercolour crayons. The next step was to sharpen the contours. I outlined Kelp with brown Faber Castell pens and the shell using a black fineliner. I highlighted the Rising bubbles with a white marker to sharpen the effect. When the panel was dry I added the stencil pattern with chalk around the stamps. To finish it off I randomly sprinkled the card with Enameltz (Gold Digger and Molten Metal) and warmed from beneath the paper with an embossing heat gun. As a result, the powder melted in place and created beautiful pearl droplets. I framed the card by adhering it onto plum colored cardstock. This was the first time that I've worked with chalk and I have to say that the effect is cool. It was a bit difficult to apply but it creates a very delicate pattern. I have been fascinated by "painting" with PanPastels for some time but they haven't been available here in Poland. When I found chalk I thought that it might give me a similar effect... Unfortunately, it is very different. The chalk is hard and difficult to transfer a lot of colour to the paper. I settled with a subtle effect in this piece and am happy with the result :) You can protect the chalk from rubbing off of the surface by gently spraying it with hair spray. I spray firmly from a distance. Another surprise was the embossing powders Enameltz. When I heated it the powder merged into lumps - like little droplets - giving an interesting effect. It was quite different from the traditional embossing powders that I've used. If you are not using Versamark ink to apply the embossing powder, than it is best to melt it from beneath. This keeps the embossing powder in place. I love my stamps from Ryn. They provide great possibilities with only the imagination to limit us.I'm happy with how this card turned out and hope you like it as well! Thank you for your visit and your time. Wishing you a nice day. See you again :-) BozenA

Supplies needed: Distress ink pads, water, cut n dry foam, heat tool, craft sheet, card stock Apply a generous amount of ink to the card stock using the cut n dry foam - you don't have to use this, you can apply it any way you like Add a further colour (if you wish) and completely cover the card stock Take some water in the palm of your hand And literally 'throw' it onto you inked card stock Use a heat tool to dry, if you don't have a heat tool, set aside to dry Once dry your inked card stock should have watermarks This is another one I did in exactly the same way, but this time I just let the water 'drip' out of my hand onto the card stock

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I am designing cards for a Take 5 article in an upcoming Scrap and Stamp Arts featuring Designs by Ryn's water drop stamps. So far I have three cards done I really like and this is one of them. I like layering vellum on top of a card with stamping on three layers that you can see through. I used three different sizes of water drops and three different tones of blue ink and printed a beautiful sentiment on the top layer of vellum. I rounded the corners and covered up the adhesive on each of the three layers of vellum with a strip of washi tape. I am entering this card in the "Add a Sentiment" challenge at Loves Rubberstamps and the May customer challenge at Designs by Ryn.

Tip: Start with the white charcoal first and use a blending stump.

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I have a fun Copic background technique to share with you today, using a solid stamp and your Copic Airbrush System! I love the rain or water-like effect this background ended up having! Here's how to achieve it: 1. Airbursh...

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