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For my latest additions I have tired my hand at a beach scene, one that I can regular at home. Can't you feel the wind through your hair and the sand under your feet? Not really! There are no palm trees on Pensacola beach, at least on the Gulf side, but there is plenty of sand and breeze.
Why is it that some cards you make look fabulous IRL while others look best in photos, this is one of those images that look best in a pictures! I thought the whole scene was very flat looking after coloring with my Copic Water, Sky, Flesh tones 2, and one green water based marker...........I didn't bring all my Copics so I don't have a bright green. After taking a picture I see it does not appear to look "flat" at all.
Now if I had time to sit at the beach to enjoy the sunshine and watch the ships sail by. Well enough of that, it's back to work.
Stamp set: Beach Life
Paper: Flourishes Classic White, Jennie Bowlin black line
Ink: Copic Natural blend Collection, water, sky, and flesh tone 2
Misc: Spellbinder inverted square
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8 comments:
What fabulous cards - LOVE the coloring on both! Makes me want to head to the beach!
GORGEOUS!!!! Oh oh oh I LOVE how you created the scene and popped it up and still have it extended onto the back.... This is so very cool! Fabulous coloring! I think this retirement is suiting you very well! hee hee :0)
Beautiful!!!!! I want to go there! :-)
Oh, Sharon, these are awesome! Love the way you colored the scene on more than one card stock layer...fantastic effect! Beautiful cards!
What a wonderful scene, Sharon! Oh, my goodness, I feel like I'm there! This is fantastic!
Sharon, this is GORGEOUS!!!!!
Sharon - this card is gorgeous!!! I love the beach scene you've created!!! Hugs ~S~
Sharon! I LOVE what you've done with this set and how you've cut the scene and popped it up, that looks fantastic!
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