There's a new Farm Fresh Challenge, "H20 Love", on The Greeting Farm's Blog. So I chose Chibi Diver for my water themed card today, and was she (and her friend) ever fun to color! I also got my distressed inks out to create the water and sand in the background, and threw a few Pretty Pink Posh water droplets to add sparkle. I was also pleased to find the perfect scenario to use this sentiment from Honey Bee Stamps. Overall, I was pleased with the results! Thanks for stopping by, and have a fantastic day!!
Supplies:
Copics
Skin: E000, E00, E11, R00, R20
Hair: R000, R20, R21, R14, R17
Eyes: B00, BG53, BG09
Clothes: BG000, BG53, BG09, BG18, BG78, Y13, Y17, Y38
Fish: BG53, BG09, BG78, Y38, Y35, Y15, Y04, Y02
Background: Distressed Ink - Tumbled Glass, Cracked Pistachio, Peacock Feathers, Antique Linen, Tea Dye, Vintage Photo
Stamps:
The Greeting Farm - Chibi Diver
Honey Bee Stamps - Oh, Snap!
This is the place where I share my Copic card creations. It's always been a great learning experience for me when other artists share their work, so I'd like to do the same. Hope you enjoy!
Showing posts with label Tim Holtz. Show all posts
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Saturday, July 2, 2016
Saturday, June 4, 2016
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Hello! Every once in a while I come across a stamp set that makes me, (a grown, somewhat responsible woman, and grandma to the cutest grandbaby on the plant), GIGGLE! The Mama Elephant, Monster Jam stamps did just that... absolutely love them! So, one of these little monsters landed on my card today, and he was great fun to color. The background was done by applying drops of Tim Holtz Distressed Ink on water color paper, and then blowing the paint around through a straw. Really a very simple card, but was happy with the results. So, that's it for today! Thank you for your visit to my blog!
Supplies:
Copics:
R29, R35, R17, YR12, Y17, E11, E33, B52, B41, B000
Distressed Ink:
Broken China, Fired Brick, Wild Honey
Supplies:
Copics:
R29, R35, R17, YR12, Y17, E11, E33, B52, B41, B000
Distressed Ink:
Broken China, Fired Brick, Wild Honey
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