First I laid down some opposite colors to give the final colors a bit more depth. The leaves and stem have a very light layer of deco pink while the blossom has lime peel green. The mouse has a light layer of terra cotta.
Next I added the majority of the colors. Various greens, reds and browns plus blue and silver for the watering can.
Finally I used blending stumps and baby oil, plus a bit more color to achieve the final copy.
It could still use a little love, but I am happy enough with the end result. She'll end up on a card once I finish the 50 million bridal shower invites I'm currently cranking out. Also, if anyone knows who created the digital stamp image, please let me know! I would love to give them credit here!
You make me want to go buy prismacolors! But really i spent $200 on that cricut and have made like 3 cards and 1 project.
ReplyDeleteAre you using regular paper when you print the digital stamps?
I {heart} my prismacolors! When you give in to buying them, watch Ebay. Mine were $29 for a 48 count. List is something crazy like $80!
ReplyDeleteI'm using Georgia Pacific white 110lb cardstock from Walmart. I print on the side with more texture to give the pencils a little something to grab. I want to try some of the special cardstocks out there, but haven't parted with the cash yet.