Many of the girls interpreted this challenge differently. I am still very much in love with these cute, little Party Animals. And since I haven't had a chance to showcase Edgar the Elephant (or so I named her), here she is :)
Stamps: (Party Animals) Mami Doodles; (Botanical Silhouette) Papertrey Ink
Paper: (Paper Basics Card Stock - True Black) Papertrey Ink; (Basic Card Stock - White) Recollections
Ink: (Perfect Match Pigment Ink - Fresh Snow) Papertrey Ink
Embellishments: (Soft-core Color Pencils) Prismacolor; (Gel Pen - White) Sakura; (Point 88) Stabilo; (Corner Chomper - 1/2") W R Keeper Memories
This is a fast little CSA card with white gel ink and stamped sentiment. I love how white on black can also be as clean as black on white.
The sentiment actually goes across but I decided to stamp each word once and aligning it right. I think it gives it a little interesting alignment. Here Edgar in his full whimsical glory and his cartoon-liked shaded baloon.
Anyways, please go check out the rest of the DT's inspiration and feel free to leave a little love. Next time we'll get to introduce the new girls that made the DT cut! Super excited...Thanks for stopping by, and Happy Friday!
6 comments:
This is so cute, Ren-Yi! You're right about the white on black looking just as clean & graphic as the reverse. Have a great weekend!
I love your cute elephant, such beautiful blue you used. And the white on black looks so clean and great!
such a SWEET card!
Super cute Ren-Yi!! Love the colors ;)
I love your card and cute image Ren-Yi the white pen and stamped sentiment work great too.
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