The trees are stamped in Versamark and embossed in green and gold. The beauty of this technique is that you don't want a perfect print, messier is better. You can swipe away any powder where you don't want it. Then dry emboss the taller pine trees on the right. I sponged on white to define the trees. Sponged on white alcohol ink here and there to add pops of random snow and break up any hard lines. I added in teal bombay ink in part of the sky and added some violet at the bottom to add a bit more contrast. White paint was splattered to represent falling snow. The mirrored effect is really pretty. I like the randomness of this; the shapes are all imperfect so you basically cannot make a mistake ;)! TFL!
Date: Thursday, January 11, 2018 GMT Views: 441
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Sun, Jan 14, 2018 @ 3:58 AM
Wow - I would love toe see a tutorial of this technique(s). This card is amazing!!!
------------------------------ Nancy Williams - Hope your day is Spirit-filled and ink-filled (in that order)!DRS Designs-DT, Punchkateerforever, Dirty Dozen Alumni
Thanks so much for all the great feedback!
I'm so happy this technique is inspiring others.
That's what I love about this site; such a wonderful community...
It's an honor to be part of the Favorites forum; it's awesome to receive such positive flattering comments. It's -25 here today in Ottawa... if you're wondering where my idea for the northern scene came from, lol!