Flirty Seniors

This week’s challenge at Make it Colourful is to color monotone, sepia or black and white. I made this card using a new image from Make it Crafty called Flirty Seniors, but this is only Gramps! I colored him with Prismacolor Pencils on Kraft cardstock using only blacks and white.


I’ve seen this technique done several times and thought I’d give it a try. This time I blended the pencils with Winser Newton Blending Medium and a blending stump which worked better. However, I had problems printing on kraft paper with the laser printer and had to manually heat set the image with a heating gun.

DT Challenge: Make it Colourful – Challenge #3
Challenge: Stampin’ Sisters in Christ – Challenge #72 (new stamp)
Challenge: Pile it On – Challeng #3 (Anything Goes)
Challenge: Gingerloft Challenge #9 (celebrate dads)
Challenge: The Cheerful Stamp Pad – Challenge #9 (relax)
Main Stamp: Flirty Seniors (MiC)
Patterned Paper: Snow Pear (Pyrus)
Dry Embossing: Cuttlebug Embossing Folders Heritage
Prismacolor Pencils: Black, Dark Warm Grey and White

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20 thoughts on “Flirty Seniors

  1. This turned out awesome! You did a lovely job on the coloring and that technique is so perfect for that image! I'm surprised you were able to print on the kraft stock. I can't get it to go through my printer at all. The only way I can use it to stamp on is with a rubber/acrylic stamp. 😦 I'm glad the heat setting worked for you though because this is amazing!

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  2. I love you image. Your card is just great & perfect for the challenge. Thanks so much for entering the challenge at the Cheerful Stamp Pad. I hope you will be a regular submitter to my challenges.

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  3. you're awesome! When I saw this I was so jealous of your skills! I just LOVE the highlights in white!!!!!! He looks so perfect coloured like this. Hugs xxoo

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  4. I've said it before and I'll say it again – you're an artist!! The way you have created highlights with white is far beyond my skills!!Thank you for your kindness and support, Barbara, sorry I'm very late and erratic in my commenting and blog-hopping.HugsAnnika

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