ATC - Shades of Blue and Gold Swap

I actually managed to make this ATC within a hour - an all time first for me as I take ages.

I painted the ATC white card blank with watered down blue ink - then dripped splashes of different strengths to make it look like an underwater scene.

I painted the frame gold and her necklace too.


I finished her off giving her blue eyeshadow and blue lipstick.

ATC - Shades of Blue and Gold - Swap

A MADJAK design stamp from their En-trance plate - see details in side bar.

The blank ATC was inked and stamped.

Using acrylic gold paint, I thickly painted a layer around the arch to create a grand entrance - then bubbled it up with a heat gun - to create texture.

I used watered down gold ink to highlight around areas - to show up the figurines, and to create a bit of depth.

ATC Swap - Blue and Gold

For this ATC I have used a MADJAK design stamp from the En-Trance plate.

Stamped in black on a white board, I first painted it all blue and then embossed with clear embossing in some areas. I sloshed over more blue ink - making it darker is some areas which enhanced the embossing.

I then rubbed over it with gold - so that it looked like the internal ornate doors of an old, almost derelict mansion.


As a little surprise, on a bit of scrap paper, I painted a blue outdoor scene in shades of blue, and embossed areas with white sea foam - to create a cold and textured feel to it. The darker bits were my attempt at an animal's footprints in the snow.

I assembled the ATC but first cutting along the stamped door and across to enable it to be opened.

Attached the outdoor scene to the back, and glued that to a black piece of card.