I wanted to try my hand at no line coloring with the MFT Stamps Birdie Brown Medical Heroes digital stamps<\/a><\/span>. I downloaded the images, took a screen shot to make it a jpeg file, changed the black drawings to sepia, and finally lightened it to get super light images.<\/p>\n

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Then I had a ball coloring up the doctor called “Doctor’s Orders” with Copic Markers and Prismacolor Colored Pencils<\/a><\/span>:
\nSkin: E01, E11, E13, R20<\/a><\/span> and Prismacolor Nectar (1092), Rosy Beige (1019), Chestnut (1081)
\nDark Brown Hair: E33, E74, E29 and Prismacolor Black Cherry (1078), BLACK Grape (996), Dark Brown (947)
\nLab coat: C00, C1, C3 and Prismacolor White (938), Powder Blue (1087) and Sky Blue Light (1086)
\nClip Board, Stethescope and Socks: C00, C1, C2 and C4
\nClogs (doodled in with a Warm Grey 0.3 pt Copic Multiliner Pen<\/a><\/span>) and Gloves: B0000, B00, B02 with Prismacolor True Blue (903)
\nScrubs: R81, R85 and R59
\nEyes and Stethoscope doodled back in with a Black 0.05 Copic Multiliner Pen<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n

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I have an awesome scene building stamp set from Three Room Studio called, “Cubiculture”<\/a><\/span> so I decided to build a doctor’s office scene card. I stamped out the office furniture onto scraps of real oak and maple Wood Veneer Sheets from EK Tools<\/a><\/span>. I also colored in the trim and handles of those furniture pieces with E43, N5 and N7 Copic Markers. I also stamped out the pencil holder with scissors and pencil, computer monitor, file holder, cut and stapler and used bright rainbow colors (to bring a sense of cheer and hopefulness) but with a blue-grey base (for a sense of reality): R27 (pencil eraser), Y15 (file and pencil), YR16 (scissors and file) and N0, N1, N3, N5 and N7<\/a><\/span> for all the other desk accessories. After fussy cutting out each of the pieces with my EK Tool Cutterbee Scissors<\/a><\/span> (these super sharp scissors are great for details and getting through rougher materials like these wood veneer sheets), I built the scene with Art Glitter Glue<\/a><\/span> and foam dot adhesives.<\/p>\n

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I assembled the whole scene on a white cardstock background that I die cut using the Lawn Fawn Quilted Backdrop Die<\/a><\/span> for some fun dotty texture. I also laid down a mahogany wood veneer sheet to create a flooring. Because the doctor’s hair was a rich dark brown color with red undertones and the scrubs the doctor was wearing was a deep cardinal color, this flooring seemed to coordinate beautifully! I hand cut this background into a large pennant shape and mounted it with more foam dots onto a heavy weight white card base to add a bit of interest without distracting from the scene.<\/p>\n

CLICK on the following picture to watch the card crafting video:<\/p>\n

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Disclosure<\/span>: Many of the supplies I\u2019ve used for today\u2019s project are linked.\u00a0Some may be affiliate links, which means if you make a purchase I receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. I truly appreciate your support toward the costs of running this blog!<\/em><\/p>\n

This card is being entered into the following challenges:
\nDigi Chooseday Anything Goes Challenge<\/a><\/span>
\nStamping Sensations Somewhere Over the Rainbow Challenge<\/a><\/span>
\nSimon Says Stamp Monday Create a Scene Challenge<\/a><\/span>
\nSimon Says Stamp Wednesday Knock on Wood Challenge<\/a><\/span>
\nLil Patch of Crafty Friends Anything Goes Challenge<\/a><\/span>
\nCreatalicious Anything Goes Challenge with Optional Marbled Background<\/a><\/span>
\nThrough the Craft Room Door Anything Goes Challenge<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n

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