For my card I wanted to make an evening mountain scene. I have only made one other night scene and this time I wanted the daylight colors to shine through a little. I used all Stampscapes images and PanPastels to color the scene. It is matted and ready for framing. I would have framed it myself except that it is for my swap partner on the Stampscapes II Yahoo group.
I worked really hard on keeping the white highlights from the moon shining on the water. It is a tricky thing to accomplish!
Card Recipe:
Images: all Stampscapes images
Paper: Cryogen White for the scene, Michael's white and black
Inks: PanPastels, White gel pen for the highlights
Challenges for this project:
Have a go at making your own mountain scene and then enter it into the challenge over at Craft a Scene. Don't forget to check out the new design team while you there.
Challenges for this project:
- Challenges 4 Everybody - Anything goes
- Squiggles and Giggles - Create a scene
- Crafty Mess - Anything goes
- Inspire Me Friday - Anything goes
Have a great Sunday!
NancyD
11 comments:
An awsome scene Nancy and the touch of red on the mountains really gives it that sunset feel.
B x
This is truly stunning Nancy. I totally LOVE it!!
Sue
hello Nancy.
what is this amazing to see. the moonlight is just awsome. realy great scene and colouring.
greetings Dora
Wow, Nancy! This is stunning! I love it. Such gorgeous colours
GASP! It's a work of art and what an incredible scenery. You did a terrific job at keeping the highlights in perspective. What a gorgoeus creation!
Beautiful Nancy, just fabulous!
hugs
glenda
OMG Nancy everytime I see these wonderful scenic images I feel transported to another world, this is magnificent I love it.
hugs
lorraine x
Wow , what a wonderful work of art! Love it.
thanks for sharing this with us at the Craftymess Anything goes Challenge.
Ax
really gorjuss, well done on a fantastic make and thank you for joining us at Craftymess challenge blog
Hugs
Judie xx
This is FANTASTIC! Love the moon light shining on the side of the mountain
Nancy,
This is amazing! I can't believe you used PanPastels on this. I hope mine turns out half as good.
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