I made this for the Club Anya Sketch Challenge #1. My first thought was how in the world will I make something look cohesive with squares and circles, but once I had my paper picked out it all fell together. This piece of double sided 12x12 won the audition for this sketch. I thought the center rectangle would be perfect to feature something busy and I thought the section of paper I used looked like a painting. Hence the title. Can you believe all the DP on this is from one sheet? Even the butterfly was cut from the DP. The paper I used is a new line from K & Company. The half circles have a neat texture to them almost like rubber, Anya's pearls are done with liquid pearl paint, and she is colored with copics. I think this is one of my favorites.
Friday, February 13, 2009
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9 comments:
What a great job combining papers! This is beautiful paper, too...love your Anya!
Oh my stars, Mary, this card is GORGEOUS -- I love absolutely everything about it! The DPs are TDF!!!
WOWZERS ..... this is stunning! The DP really steal the show!
I love how you made it look like she's looking at a framed piece of art. Ingenious. Fab card and gerat job with the sketch.
Wow! Absolutely gorgeous,Mary. Love how you've used the dp. Very inspirational. BTW, congrats on this being featured on Greeting Farm site...very well deserved recognition!!!
This is a SPLENDID card Mary!! from the luscious DP to the cutest 'model' which is absolutly adorable.
Your coloring is exceptional too...way to go and congratz on Greeting Farms site!
Yeahhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!:o)
Very Very Very adorable!
And great to see it on TGF's site! Yay Mary!!
This is soooo lovely! The paper is perfect.
Okay, my comments are not nearly ladylike enough for this card, so begging forgiveness in advance....
This card is friggin' awesome!!!! I love it! You must tell what colors you used for the blond hair. I discovered that I really need new copics for blonds, but haven't a clue which to get.
Love the layout and all of the patterns and colors - beautiful!
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