I stamped and masked the tulip from Penny Black, using Distress Ink. Then using a combo of DI and Inktense pencils, I colored the flowers and background that was cut with
SSS stitched squares. The sentiment from Clearly Besotted is stamped in HA Charcoal.
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12 comments:
Stunning, Bobby! You're creating some gorgeous pieces of art with your Inktense pencils...in my view, this one would be ever so beautiful in a frame. I'm visualizing a set of three - different colours or flowers - on a kitchen wall. A chance to see Spring no matter what the weather...
Hugs~c
So bright and vibrant! Great job on the masking!
so beautiful! Love the way the flowers pop!
Tulips are my favourite sign of Spring and your card is a super example. Great colouring too. Thanks for playing at AAA Cards.
I'm thinking c has it right, Bobby... lovely!
=] Michele
Gorgeous! You did a fantastic job with your coloring.
Sandy xx
Love tulips, Bobby ... and these are particularly stunning ... you've created a real sense of texture and dimension with your colouring, it's fantastic! Anita :)
Bobby--this is simply gorgeous. It really looks like an oil painting that should be hanging on the wall.
Bobby this technique is just gorgeous! I agree with Joyce it does look like a painting!
I'm loving your literal take on the AAA photo inspiration, Bobby! Well done, little artist!! Hugs, Darnell
Gorgeous watercoloured tulips Bobby! The red and green just pop off your white background. Really beautiful card!!! xx
Awesome inspired card - Thanks for joining in at AAA
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