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Rickety House Offset Stamped Card

A project from our live show BRAND SHOWCASE - Join IMALA for this much loved event where the SMALL brands get to shout LOUDEST - Broadcast 4th Nov 22 · 04/11/2022 · watch it from 15:45

A charming house card created using offset stamping technique to build perspective and depth. The design features overlapping rickety house stamps with watercolour blending, creating a multi-layered effect that looks like several houses grouped together.

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Step by step

  1. Stamp the rickety house design straight onto your project base. ▶ watch 16:00
  2. Select pretty ink colours and prepare to do offset stamping. ▶ watch 16:15
  3. Tilt the stamp slightly and overlap it to create perspective, making it look like multiple houses. ▶ watch 16:30
  4. Continue overlapping the stamp multiple times, each time slightly shifted, to build the layered house effect. ▶ watch 16:45
  5. Spritz the stamped image with water to activate the inks and create a blended effect. ▶ watch 17:00
  6. Use a heat tool to dry the piece slightly. ▶ watch 17:30
  7. Add fine detail lines using a white gel pen to enhance the house windows and architectural features. ▶ watch 19:00
  8. Pick up watercolour ink with a wet brush and add colour to the houses. ▶ watch 22:00
  9. Blend the watercolour using a blender brush to create smooth colour transitions. ▶ watch 22:30
  10. Add darker ink tones along edges to create shadow and depth. ▶ watch 23:30
  11. Use a white gel pen to add highlights and pull out additional detail from the painted areas. ▶ watch 24:15
  12. Mount the finished artwork onto your card base, optionally using foam pads for dimension. ▶ watch 25:30

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