Another Mid-Week Mojo sketch. My eldest was teleconferencing with another agency on bring your child to work day. She truly enjoyed the opportunity to boss a state tech guy around.
I love how happy she looks with the headset and cord. It was a fun, if not exausting day for her and I. Can't wait until this year.
Papers:
Basic Grey
Crate Paper
My Minds Eye
Ribbon:
May Arts
Buttons:
Basic Grey
I like to craft. It has been said that success comes from being willing to fail more often than other people, so I like to remind myself that each failure is a win.
Showing posts with label Crate paper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Crate paper. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Work.
Labels:
Basic Grey,
buttons,
Cakes,
Crate paper,
May Arts,
My Mind's Eye,
Pink,
random,
ribbon
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Birthday Card
My dear friend celebrated a birthday yesterday, so I adapted a Kristy Lee sketch to make this card.
Her daughter stole it, so I suppose the card was a hit.
Paper: Crate Paper Farmhouse
Ribbon: May Arts
Her daughter stole it, so I suppose the card was a hit.
Paper: Crate Paper Farmhouse
Ribbon: May Arts
Monday, January 16, 2012
ATCs Again
I am loving making Artist Trading Cards (ATCs). I enjoy the limitation the size brings. It's a fun challenge to explore an idea or theme on a mini canvas.
For this round, I wanted to touch on an Asian theme. I mixed Kaiser Kraft and Crate Paper patterned papers with some black and white cardstock elements.
I like keeping a hand designed element on my cards, so I used a white Signo pen to draw designs on the seals.
To design my ATCs, I sketched out some ideas to get an idea for proportion and layout. I had decided to make these cards limited to stash items, and the Kaiser paper was one I loved, and it fit perfectly with the theme. The Crate Paper was left over from a layout, and was literally lying there when I was trying to put things together, which was a happy mess. I used my sketch to finalize the idea and made a prototype. Once it was fleshed out the rest of the series were created assembly style.
For this round, I wanted to touch on an Asian theme. I mixed Kaiser Kraft and Crate Paper patterned papers with some black and white cardstock elements.
I like keeping a hand designed element on my cards, so I used a white Signo pen to draw designs on the seals.
To design my ATCs, I sketched out some ideas to get an idea for proportion and layout. I had decided to make these cards limited to stash items, and the Kaiser paper was one I loved, and it fit perfectly with the theme. The Crate Paper was left over from a layout, and was literally lying there when I was trying to put things together, which was a happy mess. I used my sketch to finalize the idea and made a prototype. Once it was fleshed out the rest of the series were created assembly style.
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