Photo Details
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 | | I'm still working on mastering Heather T's masking fluid technique for creating snow scenes. I'm happier with this one than with my first attempt as I made the sky much darker. I used three different inks to get the sky the colour I wanted.
The horizon was created because I had too much masking fluid on my tooth brush and got some very large splatters - I spread those splatters out and they ended up looking like either large snowdrifts or small hills.
I stamped the trees with pigment inks and then randomly sprinkled a bit of white ep on them, and filled in around that with clear ep to try and create some snow on the trees.
I cut the image in three for the CAS challenge to make a three panel card. It's also for the Christmas Card Challenge. |
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Date: Tuesday, May 15, 2012 GMT
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Additional Info
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Keywords: CAS CAS170 CCC12 Christmas winter snow
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Stamps: Old Island Stamp Co.
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Paper: PTI white cs
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Ink: for sponging the sky - Vivid Inky Blue, Memento London Fog, and Distress Stormy Sky; for the trees - Colorbox Evergreen and Brown
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Accessories: clear and white embossing powders, Cuttlebug Swiss Dots embossing folder, masking fluid, blue ribbon, Nesties ribbon tag
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