I created this card for Send a Smile 4 Kids. I sized the image in Photoshop, & printed it onto a piece of watercolor paper. I colored it with my Inktense pencils, using a damp paintbrush the pick up the color from the pencils & apply it to the paper. After it dried, I trimmed the panels, removing a 1/8" strip from in between each.
I die cut my greeting from teal cardstock that I had backed with Stick It adhesive. I adhered that to a piece of yellow patterned paper from my scrap stash. Because the image panels were a bit shorter than in the sketch, I just made the greeting panel a little taller. It worked out well in the end, since it accommodated my greeting better. I adhered all the panels to a piece of purple chevron paper from an 8x8" pad by Momenta. (I don't know the name of the pad, if there even is one.) I matted that with a light blue cardstock, and adhered the whole thing to a white card base.
Date: Friday, August 10, 2018 GMT Views: 258
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