I was so excited to find this Cutie Pie in the package of stamps that DRS Designs sent me! I think she is so absolutely adorable! I have been trying different coloring media to see how she looks with each one. She's so much fun to color!
Last week Asela and I shared lunch and then stamped together for a while...Asela didn't get much done since she essentially ended up pausing here and there to give me my own little private copic lesson! I enjoyed it so much, and built quite a bit on what I had already learned at the Copic certification course I took in February. It was fun to use Copic colors that are not yet part of my collection, and to see how the various colors blend together to create high- and low-lights to give a two-dimensional image more of a 3-D appearance.
For this card, I stamped using Memento ink, then colored with Copic markers to match BoBunny's designer paper Alissa Twirls. I added a black mat with a lacy edge because it seemed to really heighten and brighten the colors, especially with some hot pink BoBunny button accents and a bow of mint glimmer ribbon.
I think she is going to be one of my very FAV stamps during my two months as DRS guest designer! I just love her!
If you liked the sweet silhouette I posted yesterday, you should go visit my friend and DRS Roomie Dawn Mercedes! She posted the companion silhouette, a little boy, using a mosaic stamp which turned out absolutely gorgeous! I'm so happy to be guest designing alongside her! I think she's amazing!
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Great card Deb! Your coloring is fabulous! I love the pop of black too :)
ReplyDeleteWell she is just a cutie pie, Deb! Love the added buttons too!
ReplyDeleteHow cute! Great job! I have left an award for you on my blog, enjoy!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cutie pie she really is! Great coloring, and her face just makes me smile! Great job, Deb!!
ReplyDeleteShe is indeed a cutie! And, I LOVE your coloring.
ReplyDeleteOh Deb, this is just the sweetest thing ever!! Love your style in making her look so sweet!! :)
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