I almost immediately regretted signing up for this particular set. I thought that the set deserved to be showcased by artists with amazing coloring ability. (I do the basics - and I am just vain enough to believe that I do the "basics" well - but I am NOT an artist!) As I thought about it - I realized that are only a true few artists out there and the rest of us need other options for creating beautiful cards. (If you want to see a few true artists, check out the blog link above for three beautifully colored cards.)
I decided to keep the image very simple - and add my colors in the background...
- Stamps: Sweet 'n Sassy Stamps Joyful Heart
- Paper: Stampin' Up More Mustard, Cherry Cobbler, Old Olive, Confetti Tan, Very Vanilla
- Ink: Versamark
- Accessories: Stampin' Up Antique Ivory Embossing Powder, More Mustard and Cherry buttons, lattice embossing folder and Cherry Cobbler seam binding; Martha Stewart leaf punch
A brilliant solution, Kim! I'm not much of an artist when it comes to colouring either so I must remember this.
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ReplyDeleteKim, this is gorgeous! I am not one to create beautifully watercolored images either (I wish...sigh) but I really like how you embossed the image in white. Just pops off the Kraft card stock and looks fantastic. I think you are quite te artist with your amazing creativity! Big hugs! :)
ReplyDeleteI love the hummingbird in neutral and the color behind. He stands out so beautifully! That's a very artistic idea!
ReplyDeleteYou underplay your talent so well, Kim! I am sure you would have held your own if you chose to do some colouring! BUT ... this is an amazing design. Bright, cheerful ... and fantastic! Hugs xxx
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