Card Stock And Watercolor at Lucy Brodie blog

Card Stock And Watercolor. This one is my favourite as you get the shimmer effect coming through and the card is very easy to watercolour, shade and add highlights. Overall, watercolor on cardstock can be an ideal choice for certain styles of art, but its drawbacks should be taken into consideration when making a selection. Lastly, cardstock may not be suitable for more detailed painting techniques that require precise line work. This weight of paper is like card stock and needs no stretching. 300 pound watercolor paper is probably the strongest, heaviest paper you will ever need. (stretching is outside the scope of this article, but i’ll write a tutorial on that later as well.) heavy 300 pound paper will dry flat without buckling and can take quite a bit. A lot of watercolor and mixed media card stock comes 9 x 12 to begin with so a quarter sheet is a little larger than an a2 card front. The card on the right is the shimmery white card. The shimmery cardstock is an overall cheaper alternative too as the card stock is a4 and the watercolour card is a5 size. I've tried watercoloing on watercolor paper a lot of times, but till date, i've not created a successful watercolored card using card stock.

300 pound watercolor paper is probably the strongest, heaviest paper you will ever need. (stretching is outside the scope of this article, but i’ll write a tutorial on that later as well.) heavy 300 pound paper will dry flat without buckling and can take quite a bit. Overall, watercolor on cardstock can be an ideal choice for certain styles of art, but its drawbacks should be taken into consideration when making a selection. Lastly, cardstock may not be suitable for more detailed painting techniques that require precise line work. This one is my favourite as you get the shimmer effect coming through and the card is very easy to watercolour, shade and add highlights. The card on the right is the shimmery white card. I've tried watercoloing on watercolor paper a lot of times, but till date, i've not created a successful watercolored card using card stock. A lot of watercolor and mixed media card stock comes 9 x 12 to begin with so a quarter sheet is a little larger than an a2 card front. This weight of paper is like card stock and needs no stretching. The shimmery cardstock is an overall cheaper alternative too as the card stock is a4 and the watercolour card is a5 size.

Blank 5x7 Watercolor Cards and envelopes for artist card making

Card Stock And Watercolor A lot of watercolor and mixed media card stock comes 9 x 12 to begin with so a quarter sheet is a little larger than an a2 card front. A lot of watercolor and mixed media card stock comes 9 x 12 to begin with so a quarter sheet is a little larger than an a2 card front. 300 pound watercolor paper is probably the strongest, heaviest paper you will ever need. I've tried watercoloing on watercolor paper a lot of times, but till date, i've not created a successful watercolored card using card stock. The shimmery cardstock is an overall cheaper alternative too as the card stock is a4 and the watercolour card is a5 size. This one is my favourite as you get the shimmer effect coming through and the card is very easy to watercolour, shade and add highlights. Lastly, cardstock may not be suitable for more detailed painting techniques that require precise line work. This weight of paper is like card stock and needs no stretching. Overall, watercolor on cardstock can be an ideal choice for certain styles of art, but its drawbacks should be taken into consideration when making a selection. The card on the right is the shimmery white card. (stretching is outside the scope of this article, but i’ll write a tutorial on that later as well.) heavy 300 pound paper will dry flat without buckling and can take quite a bit.