I wasn't going to post again this afternoon but ...... I was playing with the ol' Distress Inks (just how long does it take to get the hang of these?) and I ended up with an image that I knew would go quite well with some papers I had. So, I put them together and thought "yeah, that sort of works" and thus my card was born!
I had spotted Dawny's sketch on JUST MAGNOLIA yesterday and had earmarked it for a play so, bravely, I shall enter my accidental card to this week's challenge!
As my palette of inks is still limited, I only had Tea Dye to do Tilda's hair with, and that was far too ginger, so had to darken it up with a black watercolour pencil.
I love the delicate look of using the inks, must just remember that they dry much lighter! Anyhoo, Chinese Tilda from Magnolia, Distress Inks, Wild Rose Studio oriental paperpack, Colorbox Q chalk inks for edging. Here's a Tilda close-up
Quite pleased with the soft blush effect on her cheeks, but I am soooooooo going to have to expand my range of colours!
Hugs, Squirrel xx
HI Squirrel Your cards are so fab :) with love from a stranger ;)
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous Squirrel. That Tilda is so pretty and I love how you've coloured her. Love that DP too.
ReplyDeleteAnd I love the cards you posted earlier with the PB images. I love PB lol!
Kat xx
How cute! Perfect papers and colored so lovely and softly! Love it!
ReplyDeletebeautiful card squirrel.the image is gorgeous and i love your colouring with the distress inks.
ReplyDeletefab papers and layout too :D
xx coops xx
Gorgeous card Squirrel
ReplyDeleteHugs Dianne xx :)
I wish my 'accidental' cards looked like this - mine usually look like the accident happened right ontop of them!
ReplyDeleteI'm with you on the 'getting used to ink colouring'! We need to have a weekend of 'Ink Painting Practise' I think!!!
...My spare room's available!
Carol x
gorgeous cards you have in your blog!!!!!!
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