Jan 20 2009
Under the Wave - Tutorial #167
Oh My, I have so very much going on in my life right now, but I don’t want to neglect you faithful blog readers. So today’s tutorial is one using yet another retired set from Stampin’ Up called “Roll On” dating back to 2005.
Before we get going on the tutorial I have an exciting announcement to make. I’m going to be in Wheaton, Illinois doing Beginner and advanced workshops March 13 & 14. E-mail me at mzindorf@aim.com to sign up. Spots tend to fill up fast.
Now on with the tutorial. 
Supplies:
| Stamps: Stampin’ Up Retired set “Roll On” |
| Paper: Stampin’ Up Whisper White, Taken with Teal |
| Ink: Stampin’ Up Taken with Teal, Glorious Green, Tempting Turquoise, Palette Noir Black, Adirondack Stream |
| Accessories: Prismacolor Markers, Brayer, Versamark marker, White Gel Pen, Clear embossing Powder, Heat Gun, Sponge |
Stamped the image on a 5″ x 5″ piece of Whisper White card stock using Palette Noir Black ink.
Note: If you heat set the ink a bit with a heat gun before coloring it doesn’t smear as badly.
Colored the front of the surf board with a Sunburst Yellow Prismacolor Marker.
Colored the back of the surf board with a Yellow Orange Marker.
Colored his skin with a Buff Marker.
Went over his shirt and shorts with a Peacock Blue Marker. It is hard to see, sorry.
Colored his hair with The Sunburst Yellow Marker.
Carefully colored over the image with a Versamark marker. Color the light areas first and clean your marker well on scrap paper to try not to smear the black parts of the image.
I wasn’t to careful and his skin lots a little dark. Oh well he has just been out in the sun too long, lol.
Heat embossed the image using clear embossing powder and a heat gun.
Brayered Taken with Teal ink on the bottom of the card stock.
Brayered Glorious Green at the bottom of the card stock not covering the Taken with Teal ink entirely.
Brayered Tempting Turquoise at the top of the card stock. See how I left a light area in the middle.
Tore a wave shape from a piece of Whisper White Card stock.
Sponged Glorious Green ink at the top of the wave shape.
Sponged Taken with Teal ink in the middle area of the wave shape.
Adhered the wave shape to the card stock.
Sponged Stream ink around the entire outside edge of the card stock.
Added White Gel pen streaks and dots around the surfer and surf board.
There you have it! The finished card measuring 5.5″ square.
I wasn’t sure how this card was going to come out. I took a risk and found out that I really like it. I hope you do too.
May your day be filled with excitement and joy!
Until my next post. . . . . . .. . . . . . .
Hugs,
Michelle
Links to all my tutorials can be found here: http://zindorf.blogs.splitcoaststampers.com/tutorials-ive-written/
Here is a link to my workshop calendar if you want to get info on beginner and advanced Brayer workshops: http://zindorf.blogs.splitcoaststampers.com/workshop-calendar
Frequently asked questions answers: http://zindorf.blogs.splitcoaststampers.com/frequently-asked-questions/
Wow!! your incredibile :)) I am really impressed
Love your work as always!! 
Thanks again for another masculine tutorial. I love the use of the wave. Great Job!!
You are amazing! I look for this every day you always do a great job and make me want to do so much more!!
What a great job ou did you this, you hit this head on, Real Narly Dude..and I can speak from experiece since I get to watch the surfers almost every day from my terrace..(even in 30 degree weather those surfers are out there catching a wave)..
BRILLIANT!!
This is Wicked! I wish I could have one of your ideas in my head once a week! Brilliant card Michelle. Thanks so much for taking the time to share with us.
Wow! So cool looking! Would have never thought to use green on the water!
This is neat Michele! I like how you created the wave.Thanks for sharing!
totally rad!! the colors are really popping:)
wow, that’s great, if it was a surf board instead of a wake board i would have had to buy it from you. nice work michelle!
Love the effect you get from the torn paper -
Awesome card Michelle.
Totally Cool!….Love the way this one turned out…..another great one!
Thanks Michelle,
Linzie
Love the wave ! You are so creative. Another great card, great colors.
another beautiful card
Hugs
Norine
Michelle you never cease to amaze!!!!! Have a great day and thanks once again for an awesome tutorial. OBTW I used to live in IL and know where Wheaton is. I moved to sunny AZ because of the awful winters and vowed never to return but knowing you will be there makes me wish I was there too….at least just for a day for your class…he he.
Debbie/Phx AZ
I absolutely love your tutorials, but I finally tried to use my brayer and don’t get your results, obviously! How can I brayer without getting lines that show up and rough breaks (only thing I can think to call them)? Yours always seem so smooth and seamless. If you answer me personally, (and I know that is asking alot) my email address is flygirl727@comporium.net. Thanks~!
How do you continually come up with such great ideas….amazing
Really loving the teen male cards michelle. Only wish I had the stamps and could do the awesome job with them that you do.
Have a wonderful day my friend
A quick comment from London UK - I’ve been visiting your Blog several times a week for a couple of months now and just want to say how much I admire your work. You are inspirational, imaginative and a very creative and clever lady.
Many thanks for posting your tutorials, I have learned a lot from them - even at this distance!
I hope things look up for you soon. Keep smiling.
Bird
Michelle,
Love the card! You make simple stamps come to life. I wish I had half your talent.
Keep them coming.
SOOOOOOOO cool!!! Love it ! xx
totally righteous, Dude! Hang Ten!
What a great way to make the waves. Great card again.
Hugs
Heather
Another awesome guy card and wonderful tutorial!! Love it!!!
Great card! I looked up Wheaton, Illinois…DRAT! It’s 5 hours 13 minutes from me. I can’t drive that far anymore without falling asleep.
so very cool!!! Some guy is going to Love this!
Hi Michelle~
Wow!!
That wave is awesome!
~jeanie.
Ooooh what fun! This is really a fun stamp. I am so green with envy with all your teriffic ideas like the paper for the wave…go imagine. I love it along with all the others…but what is not to like/love!!! Thanks so much for sharing. Your tutorals always give me inspiration.
Best of luck (like you need it) with your new class.
I love the paper wave idea. Please keep us informed about what’s happening workwise as well.
You are sooooo talented! Every time I think a design can’t be topped, you top it.
Hi Michelle,
I ´m full of respect for your beautiful work and thank you for your tutorials.
But if you do the card with the surfer once again, maybe you should try to turn the stamp up like on the second photo with the yellow marker. So that it seems, that the boy surfs from the top down. I think, your great card will be greater (if this is possible).
I hope, you are not angry about my answer….
Greetings from Austria
Gabi
WOW, that’s such a great idea with the paper wave!! Brilliant card and artwork.
Thank you for sharing and tutorial.
Best wishes and regards Anja from germany
Beautiful card! I love the paper wave and the colors! I am off to check out how far Wheaton is from me!
I really like the paper used for the wave, and the dimension. Also, the colours are great!
Whoa!! Love that incredible card! You sure know how to rock the game! I’m glad you took the risk!
Awesome card, Michelle! Your work always amazes me!