This week I posted this card on the Rogue Redhead Design blog and it uses a favorite look of mine - stamping on text paper. I stamped directly onto vintage dictionary paper and used colored pencils on the image. I also stamped the image again on plain paper, and after coloring, cut out the largest sunflower, snipped the petals and placed it over the text paper stamped flower using foam tape for dimension. Since the petals have been snipped, they can be "fluffed". Here's a close-up:
I also did the same thing on text paper dry-brushed first with a mix of gesso and Golden Titan Buff acrylic paint to make the words more muted and in the background.
Check out the RRD blog for even more inspirational ideas using the Floriculture plate - there sure are some talented Rogues out there!
8 comments:
This one is so special. Love the words below sunflowers. Perfect.
Very pretty! I really love this!
Such a clever idea to create a 3d flower, it is certainly worth the effort. My eye was also drawn to the stamped ribbon which is an elegant touch.
Wishes
Lynne
This is great with the ruffled edges and I just read Lynne´s blog and see your gift again...lovely piece indeed!
You have a wonderful blog!
I’ve just made a blog with free vintage images that you can use in your beautiful works if you want to :-) Cheers!
the sunflowers look almost real, what a great card. Have a great sunday dear Penny
This is beautiful, I love the dimensional flower. So glad Lynne sent me over, all of your work is stunning.
Love the 3D effect you created with the flowers! Really brings them to life!
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