This is the second card for CASology: Umbrella.
I used to be wondering why most of umbrellas on the market are dark coloured. Of course nowadays there are bright and delightful umbrellas. But I wanted to address this question I had when I was young.
To start off I stamped umbrellas from April Showers stamp set by Penny Black using masking technique, so that it looks like a street scene on a rainy day. The umbrellas was stamped in black and clear heat embossed. I then colored the umbrellas using watercolor brush pens, one with bright coloured flowers and the others in darker colours. I added Glossy accents on the bright umbrella.The raindrops were stamped in light blue and got glossy accents. The sentiment from Inkadinkado was stamped on a light blue panel. I mounted the light blut panel popped up on the card.
Thank you for Stopping by!
Have a wonderful weekend!
I used to be wondering why most of umbrellas on the market are dark coloured. Of course nowadays there are bright and delightful umbrellas. But I wanted to address this question I had when I was young.
To start off I stamped umbrellas from April Showers stamp set by Penny Black using masking technique, so that it looks like a street scene on a rainy day. The umbrellas was stamped in black and clear heat embossed. I then colored the umbrellas using watercolor brush pens, one with bright coloured flowers and the others in darker colours. I added Glossy accents on the bright umbrella.The raindrops were stamped in light blue and got glossy accents. The sentiment from Inkadinkado was stamped on a light blue panel. I mounted the light blut panel popped up on the card.
Challenges:
CASology #164: Umbrella
Addicted to Stamps #162: Make Your Mark
Thank you for Stopping by!
Have a wonderful weekend!
