Hey there! Thought I would break out the copic markers and color some umbrellas, which made me think of rain and being ill. That had me thinking of Quite Contrary by My Mind's Eye. Love this paper! I didn't use much but just enough to make it pop. Thanks for taking the time to look at my card! Have a great afternoon!
Lindsay
Supplies:
Paper: Dark Chocolate, Rustic Cream Papertrey Ink, Quite Contrary My Mind's Eye
Stamps: Scattered Showers Additions, Polka Dot Basics II
Ink: Dark Chocolate, Tea Dye Duo Chai PTI, Versamark Tsukineko
Adhesive: Tombow Mono, EK Success 3D Dots
Tools: Scallop Border Punch Fiskars, Tim Holtz Tonic Scissors, Corner Chomper We R Memory Keepers, White Gelly Roll Pen Sakura, Heat Tool Darice
Other: Clear Embossing Powder Hampton Art, Copic Markers
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
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This is so fun Lindsay! You coloured those umbrellas beautifully and I love your use of the coloured scallops, and all the polka dots!
ReplyDeleteGreat coloring. Love the highlights!
ReplyDeleteKara
perfect coloring!!! love your card!
ReplyDeleteThe coloring is excellent and I love the layout. Great card.
ReplyDeleteAwesome coloring. I love the multiple umbrellas!
ReplyDeleteWOW, what a fantastic coloring job! It actually looks as if the panels on the umbrellas are curved!! What detail~!
ReplyDeleteYour coloring looks so incredible. It makes the umbrellas look actually puffy and 3D! Holy smokes Lindsay. Awesome job.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun card!! Love your coloring.
ReplyDeleteEXCELLENT job on the coloring, Lindsay! Will you teach me? :-D The umbellas look great, and the gel pen stitching on the black outline layer? Genius! I will be stealing that idea from you, LOL!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful Lindsay! Love those umbrellas and the faux stitching is awesome!
ReplyDeleteI really LOVE this one Lindsay! Love the 3 umbrellas, and the dotted papers, against the dark background looks just GREAT!!
ReplyDeleteLOVING this!! Ok, where to start...Your coloring with the copics is stunning! Great job! I really like how you used the white gel pen around the borders! Love that look a lot! And, the polka dots as the backdrop to the focal image is just the right touch!
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