HEY FRIENDS! I was beyond excited when Penny Black, Inc. invited me to color images from their new Cherish 2025 Collection. I even have an email from Jill Foster that I might have to frame and hang in my studio! I’ve followed Penny Black for years and loved so many of the images colored by the designers so now it’s truly a privilege to have the chance to color for a brand that I love.
Today I’m featuring the Enchantingly stamp set which includes a large floral bouquet, a single flower stem and a sentiment.
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Today’s Project
Featured Supplies
- * Enchantingly by Penny Black [ SBC | SSS ]
- Love Big by Penny Black [ SBC | SSS ]
- Memento in Tuxedo Black by Tsukineko [ SSS ]
- X-Press It Blending Card [ AZ ]
- Copic markers (see list below)
You might be confused by that B34 marker in the list when there is no obvious blue coloring in the image. I used it to underpaint the darkest areas. For example, I used B34 in the darkest area of the leaves and went over it and a little beyond with YG17. Then I finished the blend with YG03. Same for the petals — a little B34 to start in the darkest areas followed by R35, R32, and R30.
That’s all for today!
Supplies
COPICS: R30, R32, R35, B34 (flower); YG03, YG17, B34 (leaves)
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Seeing you and Penny Black working together is perfect! Her designs are always beautiful and your coloring is exquisite. Post often, please!
Your coloring is a great fit for Penny Black’s lovely creations. Great match as well as inspiring. Thank you for sharing.
Congratulations! I love Penny Black stamps and dies are so beautiful! This stamp is beyond gorgeous! You coloring is perfection and I absolutely love how it turned out! Have fun creating!
I like your blending – especially leaving the white tips to contrast with the deep interior – it brings the flower to life with a velvety feel. Makes me want to hold it in my hand