Showing posts with label Copic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Copic. Show all posts

Sunday, November 10, 2019

Autumn Card

Welcome to my studio!  Today I am sharing a card that I made using digital stamps from Autumn's Gift Set by Beverly Cole at The Artsystamper ShopUsing Photoshop I arranged the Pumpkin and Leaf stamps with sentiment(in brown) and printed on Ivory CS. I added a bit more orange with Copics to the colored images and sponged the edges of the panel with DOI Antique Linen. Attached to a card base of Dark Brown CS.  I am entering this in the Monochromatic Challenge #3 at Artsystamper Digitals Challenges - use any color, as long as it is only 1 color plus natural beiges and tans or black and white. Maybe I should have used another color for the base?
Other Challenge:
Double D Challenges: Neutral Fall. Mood board below. 









Have a great day! I love reading your comments. Theresa

Saturday, August 26, 2017

Bearing Flowers


Hello!  It has been a while since I featured one of my many bear stamps on a card.  This sketch from Tuesday Morning was perfect for this Penny Johnson stamp Bear Flowers. I stamped it on Ivory cardstock with Memento Espresso Truffle and colored with Copics.  I trimmed the image with an oval die and placed on a layer of Shimmery Pink CS cut with a scallop oval die.  Assembled the card with a Lacy Paper Doily from stash, a ShimmeryPink layer embossed with CB Polka Dots EF, and a card base  of Ivory.  Added Wine Satin Ribbon streamers with Die Cut Yellow flowers and a Tag (love).  Used a Metallic Gold Gelly Pen to add some accents but they are hard to see in photo.
Challenges:
Tuesday Morning Sketches: #417 Sketch
Allsorts Challenge: Week 430 Ribbons,..,,more than a bow
Addicted to Stamps and More: Challenge #256 Anything goes
As You Like It Challenge: Favorite Fur or Feathers-It's fur for me!  I love my furry Teddy Bears (they melt my heart) and using my Bear stamps.
Alphabet Challenge: L is for Lovely Lace







Have a great day! I love reading your comments. Theresa