It's Spring! Time for greens and purples and lots of white
. . .
When the original
image could use a little more definition, I've learned that it's OK to cheat
and add in a few touches of your own. In
this case, the leaves on the die cut were looking a little flat: too much broad, uninterrupted surface. So I put in a few dots and sketchy lines to
suggest veining. As subtle as it is, it
made all the difference.
Over the years,
I've been amazed at how many times a few dots have saved the day. Tiny and therefore non-threatening, dots are
easy to add even if you're a little timid about your drawing skills.
Cardstock: Bazzill Lilac,
Limeade, Stampin’ Up Vellum White, The Paper
Cut Matte Coat White
Stamps: Hero Blooming
Meadow, Unknown “Romance”
Inks: ColorBox Frost
White, Distress Brushed Corduroy,
Encore Purple
Markers: Copic V17
Amethyst, YG25 Celadon Green, YG67 Moss,
Pitt Artist Pen #167 Green, #180 Brown
Emb Powder: Judikins Opaque
White, BMuse Amethyst
Dies: DieNamics Pierced
Rectangle Frame, Memory Box
Butterfly Tendrils
Doo Dads: Recollections Pearls
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