This little owl just cracks me up. I love the expression on his face. LOL! I really liked how this card turned out. (is it ok to say that?) :) I haven't watercolored in awhile, and thought I would try out some of my new Ranger ink pads with my watercolor brush. I need to do this more often! There's something therapeutic about "painting". (all of the stamped images/backgrounds are found at Cornish Heritage Farms)
Stamps:
-Say What (The Kim Hughes Collection) by Cornish Heritage Farms
-Pretty Birds (The Kim Hughes Collection) by Cornish Heritage Farms
-Tag! You're it! (The Kim Hughes Collection) by Cornish Heritage Farms
-Grid Paper Backgrounder by Cornish Heritage Farms
Ink:
-India Ink by Stewart Superior
-Espresso, Mountain Rose, Caramel, & Lettuce Adirondack Dye inks by Ranger
-White StazOn
Cardstock:
-Chartreuse CS by Archivers (Yours Truly Collection)
-watercolor paper
-black CS
Tools:
-watercolor brush
-Heidi Swapp Edge Distresser
Technique: -watercoloring (Squeeze the lid of the Adirondack pad to apply ink to lid. Pick up ink with a watercolor brush and apply.)
Hee hee, he IS cute!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely fabulous! Great coloring!
ReplyDeleteYES, it's ok to say that! I am so impressed with the quaility of your painting here Julie. It's really perfect. I'm inspired to do some myself now.
ReplyDeleteOf course it's okay to say you like something you've created! -
ReplyDeleteHe is just adorable & your watercoloring is wonderful. I stink at (wc) so maybe if I look at enough great stamper's like you it will rub off on me! Love that owl.
ummm ya I am totally casing the black and white grid idea. You know chalk board is in!!! Great card Julie.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!! And yes it is OK to say you love how your creations turned out...we need to take pride and enjoyment in what we do....and it shows others that we are confident and happy with who we are and what we do!
ReplyDeleteI CAN NOT WAIT FOR FRIDAY!!!!!!!!!!!
Adorable. this is just the cutest card! GREAT job!
ReplyDeleteYour card is awesome Julie. I love how you made to sepearte branches.
ReplyDeleteMary