HeroScape Ink Charts - Hero Arts
Posted by Kelly Rasmussen on July 01, 2020

HeroScape Ink Charts

With the release of the Summer 2020 Catalog, Hero Arts revealed the fifth stamp set in the popular HeroScape collection. HeroScape stamps allow you to build scenes with layers of color to create a stunning landscape. And the beauty of these stamps is you can create so many different looks just by changing up your ink colors.

So today I wanted to share four different ink combination suggestions for each of the five HeroScape sets. Read all the way to the end for a free download!

First up is the newest set released in the 2020 Summer Catalog, Vineyard HeroScape.

Next, we have my favorite, Beach HeroScape.

Now on to the Tulip Field HeroScape.

Next, is the Sunflower Field HeroScape.

And finally, the Lavender Field HeroScape.

For quick reference, I've created a PDF of these color charts that you can print out or save on your computer. Check it out HERE.

I hope these ink combinations inspire you to create some new combinations of your own. I encourage you to just play and try new ideas. Mix different types of ink, add embossing to the top layer, use Unicorn Pigment Ink for one of the layers...the possibilities are endless!

I hope you have a wonderful day!

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CM452 Vineyard HeroScape - Hero Arts
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CM447 Beach HeroScape - Hero Arts
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CM412 Tulip Field HeroScape - Hero Arts
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CM411 Sunflower Field HeroScape -...
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CM410 Lavender Field HeroScape - Hero...
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15 comments

Thank you so much Kelly, it’s great to see what colours you can use to combine.
Stay safe and have a great week.

Henriëtte,

Fabulous chart, Kelly!! I love helpful tools like this to really get the most out of your color layering sets!!

Linda W. (ScrappinBari),

Oh, Kelly! What a huge help this is……sometimes I spend over an hour trying to figure out the perfect ink colors for all the amazing layers. You are a blessing and an inspiration. Thanks!

Maureen Morton,

Thank you so much for creating these charts for us. I am going to print them and put in my color chart notebook for future use.

Nancy Pearce,

Thanks for all of the ink combinations, it inspires me to come up with other combinations.
Love the Heroscape sets!

Lori Lehnen,

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