Rubbernecker Stamps has rebranded and is now Brass & Bliss Craft Co. The items in this blog post can be found on our new website at www.BrassandBliss.com. The shopping links in this blog have been updated to take you to the correct location for purchase.

Come learn how to use your Copic markers to create a beautiful faux watercolor effect!

We are back today with another amazing FREE video tutorial from Preeti sharing her brilliant method for creating faux watercolor with Copics. You can use any alcohol marker brand to create this gorgeous hand painted look and no one will know you weren’t working away at these miniature works of art for hours!

We hope you love these free video tutorials and would love to hear what you think about them. Please drop a comment and let us know your thoughts AND if there are an things you’d love to have us share with you, let us know! We have made a firm commitment to be as helpful as we can to our amazing friends and fans – all stampers, really – and show that by always sharing how we made the projects we share, creating lots of free videos and resources you can use and making service to all of you a priority.

Back to this amazing video. Are you comfy? Got your glasses and a place to take notes? Here you go!
 
https://youtu.be/bf5w1tjxCLo

Isn’t that just so fabulous? Think of all the ways you can use this technique to create a “hand painted” look on your projects using your alcohol markers! This is the perfect way for someone who has “paint brush phobia” to get that gorgeous blended look using an easy tool!

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We would love to see what YOU create when you try out this way to create faux watercolor using Copics. Be sure to share on our Facebook page and let our fans all give you some mad shout outs!