My image uses "Kissy Fish" by Hannah Lynn. I started her with Pure Luxury Red Hot card stock and layered on some Sweet Mango. I added another layer of Red Hot and used the Polka Dots Cuttlebug embossing folder to add a bit of texture. My image was colored with Copic markers and I cut her out before adhering with Pop Dots.
A little tip about coloring images that you want to cut out that have small areas which can be a challenge to cut out... like the small areas between her hair. Copic color it to match the background. ;-) That way you don't have to cut with an Xacto knife or take a chance on cutting more than you want with scissors. Gotta love those Copics!!!
I'm hoping you have a great Saturday! I'm taking my kids to the Art Festival downtown today. Sooo much crafty goodness to see and fun things to do!! IF I make it home without some kind of inspiration then I KNOW my mojo is missing! Not much I've been creating lately I've like so I'm hoping to jump start today and see what happens at the festival!! ;-)
Thanks for stopping by!!! *HUGS*
Copics I used:
7 comments:
TINA!! THIS IS AMAZING! Fabulous coloring job!!
I just love this card.....the coloring is beautiful! Great job!If only my hair could look like this :)
This is glorious, Tina. Fabulous details and design.
Beautiful card, fabulous image, (I want and need that hair), and thanks for the wonderful tip--never thought of it, but I will use it from now on! You're too smart for your own good! ;^)
Hope your excursion was fun!
Hugs,
Penny
Never thought of coloring to match background but it is a great idea. Thanks
I hate fussy cutting . that tip to color the hard to cut areas with the background color will save a million wrinkles and finger cramps from squinting at & cutting those little bitty parts. that is probably the best tip on coloring and cutting I have ever had . You rock
Just gorgeous tina! Love the hair and the way you colored the image! I wish I had hair like that! :D
Hugs,
Marie XX
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