tutorial on making a scene

[auntcut]

I realize that this probably sounds dumb ...but... I have the noble deer stamps and the pine tree stamps and some other like boulders and bridge , grass....I just can't put it all together so it looks good....are there any tuts on doing this? thanks

[bamagal]

Hi!
I haven't seen any relating to these specific stamps, although there probably are some somewhere; there are lots of talented folks with blogs where they include demonstrations of all sorts of techniques.

But the Stampscapes website has some tutorials on creating nature scenes with their line of stamps, and you could probably use the same techniques with scenic stamps for any company.

http://stampscapes.com/lessonset

[ScrampShopper]

Also check out this blog's tutorials:
Blogs at Splitcoaststampers

[auntcut]

thank you both the cards are beautiful!

[bamagal]

Thanks, ScrampShopper - Michelle Zindorf's tutorials are wonderful!

[qoedvc98]

I was going to suggest StampScapes too.

On a funny note, I was also going to suggest screaming your head off and throwing a temper tantrum would be an excellent way to make a scene. :-D i'm silly today as it's Monday and I need something to cheer me up for the long week ahead. :lol:

[bamagal]

Have a good week!

[Minneapple]

I had the same trouble when I first started using this set, but I went to the gallery for this stamp set and there were many, many fine examples of how to set up that scene. Try there first.

[Alicesue]

I like quodvc98's idea best! Ha ha ha ... hit my ol' funny bone.

Slap! Back to the question. The brayer background techniques give you a great starting point and look fantastic. And keep in mind that perspective is what makes or breaks a landscape.

[Alicesue]

Misquoted qoedvc98's 'name'. Apologies!