Hi everyone! Here's this week's CSI:Color, Stories, Inspiration case file:
I love the colour combo and the dark background, something I don't often use.
I had this photo of my mom and my son where he points to some ducks. He loves ducks and when he was smaller he called all ducks and geese 'kakka' (Swedish for duck is 'anka'). Now he thinks it is pretty fun that he used to call them that. From the evidence I used: black background, letters as a design element, silver metal and woodgrain. From the evidence I was inspired to tell a funny story.
For the background I used a really old patterned paper I found in my stash (by Rusty Pickle I think). I white embossed it with a typewriter stamp and also stamped it with a circle stamp and white paint. Some of the white lines that you can see were added with paint and a Ranger scraper tool.
I hope you will join us this week!
Happy crafting!
Anna-Karin
Supplies:
Surfaces: Graphic 45: Typography 8 x 8; BasicGrey Birch paper; Ranger Metal Foil; Neenah Smooth Solar White cardstock; Rusty Pickle Patterned paper; Core'dinations Tim Holtz Color-Core cardstock; acetate
Dies: Sizzix: Wanted; Simon Says Stamp: Happy, Large Holiday Shapes, Life, Family, Love, Small Forest Tree, Tall Forest Tree
Embossing folder: Sizzix: Ink Splats & Wood Planks
Stamps: Hero Arts: Overexposed Tree G5838, Alphabet Pattern ST501, Texture and Shape LP283; Paper Artsy Words 2
Ink: Ranger Archival Ink: Jet Black, Saffron, Sienna; Stazon Cotton White
Embossing powder: Ranger Seafoam White
Paint: Distress Paint Picket Fence
you are amazing - every time I visit I just want to sit down and play .... maybe someday I will!
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Sandra
What a stunning LO! I love the dark background with the rich colours on top. The row of trees are so eye catching.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work as always!!! Thank you for sharing. :)
Such a wonderful graphic textured sort of LO! i really love what you came up with. Very cleverly drawn from the inspiration! Really a successful use of elements from the inspiration. Enjoy gazing at the bold deep colors and layers used. Cute story as well!Thanks.
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