What a glorious day - it is incredible what a little sunshine can do for you! I am even okay with the time change as long as I can see the sun! Since tomorrow is my challenge day, I thought I would do my St. Patrick's card today.
This is a digi image from Stamping Boutique that was part of our 50/50 group free digi images for March.
I started out with printing off the image and coloring it was prismacolor and copic markers.
Copic: B32, Y19, YR16, R35, G28, BV13 Prismacolor: cool grey 60%, goldenrod
I also used some spica pens for sparkle: lemon (05) and olive (07).
I wasn't sure where to go with the card from there so I decided to create a glitter background trying to duplicate the colors I used in the rainbow. Most of the glitter I used was from Art Institute Glitter: taffeta, flamingo, pumpkin and tangarine. I'm not sure where the blue glitter is from.
Now I sparkle and so does my card (have you perfected the art of using glitter without it ending up all over you?? I certainly haven't.). I am having lots of fun with the glitter background stripes - I think I may have to experiment with more colors.
Have a great night!
Great Card. It is always fun to get a free image. I am sure you look great with a few sparkles on you....lol Happy St. Patrick's Day a day late. I also love your green neckless.
Posted by: kat9 | March 18, 2010 at 01:46 PM
Pretty!
Posted by: AmyH | March 18, 2010 at 12:22 PM
love how you mimicked the rainbow for the background
Posted by: Cassie | March 18, 2010 at 10:55 AM
Oh, I love the glitter background! Lisa got me some fab glitter paper for my birthday and I am hoarding it (big surprise, I know)! What a really cool use for it! LOVE it!
Posted by: Siobhan | March 18, 2010 at 09:27 AM
Getting glitter on you is a benifit! Wonderful, colorful card! I put a link up on our Facebook wall. Thank you for the mention, sparkle on!
info@artglitter.com
http://www.artglitter.com
http://artglitterblog.blogspot.com
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Art-Glitter/330357605104
Posted by: Glitter Emm | March 17, 2010 at 12:58 PM