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Hi there! Emily Midgett here with you today sharing a new video using the brand new Hero Hues Reactive Inks as watercolors! These water-soluble inks work beautifully for blending, but their reactive properties make them fantastic for watercoloring, as well! Here's the video, or you can go to YouTube to watch it in HD:
Here's a quick synopsis of the technique shown in the video: I began by heat embossing the lighthouse image from the new From the Vault Beach and Sea using Embossing ink and some silver embossing powder on watercolor paper. I also die cut the Beach Fancy Die from some more watercolor paper.
I then used Fog, Green Apple, Blue Hawaii, Pool Party, Blue Raspberry, and Fruit Punch Reactive Inks with water and a damp paintbrush to watercolor the images and create a sky. I took advantage of the reactive properties in the inks to blot out some of the blue sky to create clouds.
Finally, I stamped and embossed a greeting from From the Vault Beach and Sea on some Pitch Black card stock, then added it to the card front.
Well, that's all for me today! I hope you'll watch the video to see how easily these new Reactive Inks move with a paintbrush. It's so wonderful to find new uses for these fabulous products. I'm always in favor of finding ways to get more bang for your buck! Thanks so much for stopping by today, and have a marvelous week!
Wow! Thanks for sharing your beautiful design!
Gorgeous water coloring of the die cut and the stamped image, like the sand embossing powder too, neat touch
Beautiful, Emily! Your blending is wonderful , especially the clouds in the sky! Awesome card!!
So pretty I have this die I’m going to recreate this 😍
Gorgeous Emily, the new inks realy blend awesome! Thank you so much for the great video and your gorgeous inspiration.
One more reason for me to get these inks! Beautiful card.
Great card! Like the video, too. I especially appreciated the tip about adding the clouds, as well as the one about adding embossing powder to the detailed areas on the beach.
Stunning! Love how these new inks look and how they move and blend on the watercolor paper. You have a keen eye for this, Emily. You created a beautiful card.
WOW the card is beautiful and you made it look so easy.
It is absolutely gorgeous ,
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