I started by making the vertical panel by sponging various distress inks onto a piece of white cardstock. I then used the Crocodile stencil and Pumice Stone ink to add a bit of interest, before flicking some water onto the panel. Once I was happy with the result, I sponged Vintage Photo around the edges before stamping the Asian Text image three times down the panel, using my Misti for placement.
The panel was then layered onto some black cardstock and then onto a Neenah Desert Storm card base. I then went looking for an Asian-looking sentiment and found the Ori Kami set by Altenew. I stamped the sentiment onto the card base using black ink then stamped the bird onto a piece of white card onto which I'd smooshed Blueprint Sketch ink and then flicked water on. I fussy cut the bird and adhered him using foam tape.
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Before I go, my daugher asked me to post her first attempt at watercoloring. This is an Art Impressions image and she found some cheap, old watercolors of mine and wanted to try them out. Not too bad for a first attempt :)
Products used:
Stamps: Oriental Love Letters plate (Non Sequitur), Ori Kami (Altenew)
Ink: Ranger Archival Black, Cracked Pistachio, Tumbled Glass, Blueprint Sketch, Peacock Feathers, Pumice Stone, Vintage Photo Distress Inks
Cardstock: Desert Storm, white, black
Accessories: Crocodile stencil (Tim Holtz)
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9 comments:
I love your card. That panel has so much detail and the colours are gorgeous. The little blue origami bird really pops. Great work. Thanks so much for playing along with our Oriental theme at The Male Room! Deborah, DT.
BTW - I think your son's painting is super!
Your background strip looks fantastic as does the whole card! And your son seems quite talented in the coloring department! He must have learned from the best! ;)
Holy moly is this cool!! composition is fantastic!! color choices amazing! Your card, priceless!! I just love it and thank you so much for sharing your outstanding talent.
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shawna
Gorgeous technique! I love the blending and adding detail with the crocodile stencil was a brilliant idea.
Gorgeous technique! I love the blending and adding detail with the crocodile stencil was a brilliant idea.
What an amazing panel! Love how the colors seem to glow like water in the sunlight! This is soo pretty. And compliments to your son, he did a great job with your old watercolors.
Beautiful rich colours and your good luck stork image make this card perfect t for the oriental challenge in The Male Room. Thanks for playing along
Louise xx
This is simply stunning! The panel you created is amazing! You totally rocked this difficult challenge. It was fun seeing how it really made folks use their stash1
Your son did a great job on his watercolored image! Your Oriental Panel is absolutely gorgeous, Karren! The blending of colors, fabulous pattern, and sideways text...WOW! I love the crane, and that you backed it with two different neutrals, too! Really awesome masculine card!
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