I have 2 cards to share today and a lesson learned.
While preparing to print out my new images from klmdigitaldesigns.com, I grabbed some card stock that was sitting, out of place, mind you, near the computer. That should have been my first hint. While coloring with Copics I noticed the printer ink was being picked up slightly by the marker. I should have stopped right then! Needless to say, I was not at all happy with the results. So I reprinted on the correct paper and started again with much better results. Who said the paper doesn't matter?????
The first card (shine like a sunflower) is the problem paper. It shines! Appropriate for the sentiment. So did the marker as I began layering and blending (which it didn't really do well).
The second attempt was printed on Pen&Gear 100lb. card stock.
Works every time. Everything I did was identical other than the background layers.
Lesson learned.
R22, 29 YG05,17
Can - C0, 1, 3, 5, 7, colorless blender
EDIT: I suspect the errant paper is from Hammermill.
I compared each file of white paper I have in my drawer and that is the only brand that appears coated. Marked now as a no Copic file!
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