Have You Used Contour Ink & a BEAUTIFUL Tulip Focal Point!

Is it wrong to buy supplies and not use them? I managed to get my hands on the Contour Ink from Hero Arts and I just hadn’t had time to try it out, but now….. watch me go!

My picture in my head for this card was to create a watercolour Mondo Tulip focal point.

So I did this by die cutting a 4-Bar Rectangle from some Gina K Masking Magic and placing it over top of some Bristol Smooth cardstock.

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Then I stamped the image with Contour Ink and I really liked the way that this ink reacted with the watercolour…. it was easy to see when I was colouring and once the watercolours dried it became invisible, it was like magic!

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I’d love to know if you’ve tried this ink and what your thoughts are on it! And I hope that you are also inspired to create a floral focal point, and maybe do some watercolouring! Hugs,

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29 thoughts on “Have You Used Contour Ink & a BEAUTIFUL Tulip Focal Point!

  1. I haven’t used, or heard of it, Therese! But look at the beautiful results! Looks like one of the Adobe filters for water coloring!
    So cool… xx
    =]

    1. Yes it is, but I found that the fadeout can stamp a little ‘dark’ for me sometimes, this seems lighter, but I will have to maybe do a comparison…..

  2. I have some (came in the last HA kit I got), but haven’t used it yet. You inspire me to get it out and play!

  3. Beautiful watercoloring! Love your tulips. No, I have not tried the Contour Ink. Looks like it was perfect for your project. I am. Or good at no line watercoloring, but when I attempt it, I generally use the Gina K Designs ink called Skeleton Leaves.

    1. I have tried a variety of inks and they all can work well. One thing I do like about the Contour and the Fadeout ink (from Ink On 3) is that I can be indecisive and use any medium with them lol.

  4. LOL when you said, “Watch me go!” I searched for the video but LOL You were just speaking figuratively.
    I have no idea what that ink does, so me off to find out!
    TFS

  5. I haven’t heard of Contour Ink but I’m sure it will be all the rage for the no-line colorists. Your tulips are gorgeous, Therese, and shows me just how that ink disappears when colored.

  6. I had not heard of Contour Ink of before,so thank you for the information. I’ve tried Antique Linen distress ink and Ink-On-3 No line ink, so I am anxious to try and compare this Hero Arts ink.
    Now, can you guarantee my watercolor image will turn out as beautiful as yours?? 😉

    1. Of course your watercolouring will amazing June!!! I have used the DI and they worked well, but they do ‘blend out’ with watercolours, sometimes too much for me to see the edges. And I found the Ink-On-3 was a little too dark (but that could have been my stamping)…. I think I may have to do a comparison!

      1. Hey Therese! Very Cool – Hadn’t heard of this product, however, your card is amazing.
        Perhaps I’ll give it a try, Thanks, Denise – Your comments section is not cooperating well –
        I had to come back and try again. It doesn’t permit the commenter to see, or get to the Post Comment link – the comment section is very small but if you extend it you miss the post comment area. So I started at the comment section before post comment link area first and didn’t enlarge the comment box. Just Sayin’:)

  7. Another gorgeous card.

    UM in answer to your question purchasing supplies and not using them isn’t wrong I’m sure 😉 Cause if it is I have been wrong lots and lots of times and don’t even go to the things I have only used once.

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