Showing posts with label Cards - Embossed - stamped- inked- painted. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cards - Embossed - stamped- inked- painted. Show all posts

Monday, 7 January 2008

Brown and black ATC swap challenge




I painted the ATC black and brown with watercolour paints.
I them stamped on the images, and embossed with chocolate embossing powder - which smells like chocolate too.

With a copper Kyron pen I painted the border edges, and then highlighted some of the patterns on the stamped images.

This doesn't photo well - but it is nice and textured

Sunday, 30 December 2007

ATC Duck Egg Blue and Brown



These are two embossed ATCs I made for the above swap.

The geisha on the left is stamped onto patterned and gilded Japanese Origami paper,all the patterns on the paper are edged with gold and looks lovely and rish in daylight. What looks like a pale grey pattern with gold is in fact duck egg blue with gold.

The Geisha head and the seal are stamped in chocolate brown and embossed with chocolate smelling embossing powder. The edges are embossed with gold.

The vintage lady on the next ATC has been enhanced with water colours and embossed in the blue areas. The background paper is pale blue stamped with brown and the border all around in embossed distressed blue - again this looks better with the naked eye rather than the scan.

Tuesday, 18 December 2007

Painting and stamping.



Oh dear - the scan isn't showing this too well!

I painted the background shades of green and cream and brown. Then using a Kodomo stamp I stamped the image and then embossed it with an embossing powder which is the colour of and has the aroma of chocolate!

I edged it with Kyrlon light gold pen, and flecked some of the stamped image with it too, to catch the light.

On a card, I mounted some gold 'Angel Hair' paper, edged the card all around with light gold pen and mounted the stamped image on top.

Painted some more card and stamped and embossed the lettering.

Then finished it off with an insert inside.

Three hours later - finished.