Second card for June challenge 'Visible Image has character' is
Clara,
she is first card I made and took me 6 hours to complete the card. I
was working on card sketch layout. She and Edgar were embossed on 250gsm
cardstock and coloured in Distress stains.
For her I chose
Seedless Preserve, Aged Mahogany, Walnut Stain, Scattered Straw and
Brushed Corduroy. The skin tones are a mixture of Spun Sugar and
Scattered Straw as glazes, I tried to remove the stain from her face and
area become napped up hence importance of having clean hands.
I
always used precoloured embellishments as it saves time. I believe the
lace is in Chipped Sapphire and Pine Needles. The background is light
mix of Aged Mahogany and Tarnish Gold with middle section stamped in old
free rubber stamp of Craftstamper before they gave away clear.
There's
more paper flowers here accented in Stickles Shabby shutters and
Weathered wood. I used Tim Holtz's method of adding acrylic paint to
foliage Idea-ology to give worn feel. The reason I added a clock well it
originally piece of grungeboard and thought using clock face would
better because influence by Doctor Who. Current Doctor played by Matt
Smith, he's assistant is Clara Osward otherwise known as 'impossible
girl'. Besides there's lot of Steampunk influences in Doctor Who and
can't wait for next one.
20 Jun 2013
Posted by chimerastone
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Posted in challenge, character, clear, completed, decoration, distress, June, mixed media, paper craft, projects, Shabby Chic, stamps, steampunk, style, Visible Image
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Absolutely stunning. The time it took to make this was well and truly worth it. Your colouring is gorgeous and I love those flowers. Thanks for joining us at the Visible Image Challenge, Nicola X
ReplyDeleteanother awesome card, Clara looks ace and i love your embelishments ......again good luck in our challenge at Visible Image :D
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card, love Clara and the clock embellishment. Thank you for joining in the Visible Image Challenge this time.
ReplyDeleteCathy xx