Have you ever had something happen, that, at the time, you had no idea the impact that it would have? A few months ago, I was asked to do a few ink blended panels, using the Life Changing Blender Brushes from Picket Fence Studios. Being someone who likes to push myself, I decided to see just how far I could go, creating with the two brushes I had. I created a few backgrounds, and snapped a photo of each, just so I had reference about what ink colors I had used for the panel. No pretty photos - just a quick snap with my cell phone.
(ETA: I've had many questions about how I did the Blended Backgrounds. I created another Under the Sea background, and made a video, showing you how I achieved these Blending Brush Paintings. I hope this helps those who wanted to know how to begin creating backgrounds like these.)
And off the backgrounds went. Suddenly, a few days later, I was creating more cards for display at Creativation, which was super exciting. I sent those off just weeks ago, and suddenly found that i was GOING to Phoenix for the show for the first time! It was a whirlwind and so exciting!
And now I will stop rambling, so you can see the pretty photos!
Using "Pain In My Ass" Stamp Set |
Using "A Bride's Bouquet" Stamp Set Coloring Medium: Prismacolor Pencils |
Using "Swallowtail Beauty" Stamp, and "Seriously Absolutely Always" Stamp Set Coloring Medium: PanPastel |
Using "Eat, Sleep, Yoga" Stamp Set, and coordinating dies Coloring Medium: Copic Markers, and Prismacolor Pencils |
Using "Beauty and Song" Stamp Set Coloring Medium: Fun Stampers Journey Color Splash pencils |
Using "Glass Window Rainbow" Die, and "Seriously Absolutely Always" Stamp Set |
Using "Girls of All Seasons" Stamp Set, and coordinating dies, and "Boys of All Seasons" Stamp Set and coordinating dies Coloring Medium: Copic Markers and Prismacolor Pencils |
Using "Peach and Piper Checking the Post" Stamp Set, and coordinating die and "Loads of Mail" Stamp Coloring Medium: Copic Markers and Prismacolor Pencils |
Using "Walk Crawl or Run" Stamp Set Coloring Medium: Copic Markers and Prismacolor Pencils |
Using Eiko Girl Stamp, and coordinating die Coloring Medium: Copic Markers and Prismacolor Pencils |
I think the last two cards are absolutely my favorites, but it is so hard to choose! Which is your favorite?
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OMG, these are BEYOND GORGEOUS!!!!! I would LOVE to know how you did the sun setting on the ocean. I am experienced but not like that!
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