Showing posts with label Postcard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Postcard. Show all posts

Thursday, December 24, 2009

Theme Thursday - Fun


Fun is the theme for this week's Theme Thursday. I used a darling skating couple image from Graphics Fairy and some digital brushes from Brusheezy over my shiny wintry looking background to make this postcard.. 


The background started as a piece of plain paper on which I crumpled waxed paper and ironed. Then I took various homemade Pearl Ex and reinkers mists. I left this background to dry naturally overnight. This is difficult for me because I always want to go right into the next step of creating. Anyway, the background looked like a winter scene so I decided to go with that and find an image of winter fun.

Thursday, June 18, 2009

Colour Create


Colour Create gave us a choice of three colors from an array of fruit colors. In the top card I have used tangerine, kiwi, and blackberry. In the lower one I have chosen tangerine, raspberry,  and kiwi, with a touch of blackberry. Both backgrounds were made on watercolor paper using handmade mixtures of PearlEx powders, reinkers, and hairspray (fixative) dabbed on with a sea sponge. The mouse is stamped on a piece of decorative paper. The lower one also has some Moon Glow starburst colors.

Tuesday, December 23, 2008

Crazy Amigo - Christmas


One more, and maybe the last, Christmas-themed art challenge. Crazy Amigo has as its theme: Christmas. This is a simple piece, a 3x5 postcard size. I don't have time to do a lot, but I did want to enter one challenge. My background is a cardstock that has run through the pasta machine in a Cuttlebug folder. I then took Stickles on a Qtip and highlighted the embossed areas. The candy
 and cookies were a scrap of a decorative plastic bag used for wrapping a gift. The cute penguin is an advertisement. I wish the Stickles showed up better because it really is pretty.

Merry Christmas to all!

Saturday, October 25, 2008

More Bandana Art

The bandana technique from SaWo challenge was so much fun that I decided that I would use  it again for a background to go with a western postcard.  I chose my favorite cowboy, Roy Rogers in the movie: In Old Caliente. I don't actually remember this movie, but I probably saw it.  My dad loved westerns and took us to the drive-in movies to see a cowboy show every Saturday night for years.