Here is an ATC inspired by a trip to the seaside and the sand dunes. The main stamp is a grass and birds image (PaperArtsy) and was stamped at the bottom in black Stazon. I then trimmed the base of the ATC with scissors to give it a scalloped edge.
I then set about it with Moonglow Starburst Stains dabbers in a variety of colours, layering the colours until the depth of colour I wanted was achieved. The above shot shows the shiny glimmer the mica produces but which is very difficult to photograph. A swirl stamp was inked with Memento lilac posies dye ink and stamped a few times as shown.
Some purple metallic paint was applied at the base of the ATC through a stencil. The letters are gold rub-ons and the metal starfish embellishment was attached with glue gel. The whole ATC was edged with gold Krylon pen to finish.
This one looks a bit reminiscent of Monet with its sploshy colours (not claiming that I am any kind of an artist though :-)).
Sid xx
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This is lovely Sid, fab background, love the frilly bottom!!!!
ReplyDeleteVery well done....love the colors and the cut outs on the bottom......
ReplyDeleteGreat ATC, fab background!
ReplyDeleteLovely ATC and what a great background, love the colours. Have a good day, Tracy Evans x
ReplyDeleteI love this Sid! The colours & stamping are brilliant, looks just like sand dunes!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the background! And I agree very monetesque!
ReplyDeleteLove those colours.... they just sing!
ReplyDeleteI think you most definately are an artist. You certainly have an artists eye. The colours are FAB. Good choice of stamps too.
ReplyDeleteI keep meaning to try these stains. :)
Beautiful background Sid, love the shimmer
ReplyDeleteisa
Gorgeous, love the rich colors and the shape!
ReplyDeleteLove it! The colours are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteLove how you've used the PA stamp in a completely different way.
ReplyDeletelove all your inks and paints
ReplyDeleteoops that comment goes with the woyww! like the starfish on this and the goldsheen shimmer
ReplyDeleteQuite attractive! Love the colours.
ReplyDeleteDiana