While today's card is not personalised, I've used the same dripping style text, which I painted using the same DI ink colour (Fired Brick) that I'd used for the paint on the image.
It sounds odd to say that I needed a very steady hand to paint the dribbles!
I hope you like it. :0)
While I'm here, have you seen that there is a special offer at LOTV at the moment. If you spend over £25 on products (excl postage) between 15th and 19th April you can get a free paper pad! Hop over to the shop to find out more and get your papers before the deal ends on Sunday.
Card Recipe:
- Image - A Lick of Paint from Lili of the Valley
- Typed Sentiment traced then painted with DI ink (font = Take Warning)
- Colouring - Distress Ink Reinkers
- The Langton watercolour paper
- Stazon Ink Pad
- Wink of Stella
Annette
xx
6 comments:
Hi Annette I love this card as the image is wonderful and cute I know someone that this would be perfect for.
Debs xx
{Debs Cards}
Absolutely brilliant hun. Love that little chap. Your colourwork and lettering are superb on this fabulous CAS design. Love it. Hugs xx
What a fab card - I love the dribbly painted sentiment! x
I really love your dribbles...oh, that sounds all wrong! It's a really fab effect though and makes for a perfect male design with that lovely image :-)
Big hugs, Kat xx
Brilliant dribbles again Annette... and I remember you telling me how difficult they were to do!! Loving the fab style of this card of course!
Hugs
Christine x
Annette, this is gorgeous. The sentiment looks absolutely fabulous, worth all the hard work for sure. Such a beautiful CAS card ...
Sue...xxx
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