SCACD new release

SCACD has released 15 NEW Digital Images designed by Carmen Medlin. There is a bit of something for everyone in this release: some fantasy, steampunk, wonderland, curiosities and animals to love. You can find just the right image for that creative spark of yours and let your inner artist out to play.

You can find all the new digi images here. Here's a card I made using Spring:

She's coloured with Copic markers and the word is a Melissa Frances rub on.

Thanks for looking!

SCACD Water Girl and a Blog Hop

It's new release time at Susana's Custom Art and Card Design! The SCACD Design Team along with some amazing guest designers (me included!) have created an inspiring hop showcasing the new Elements SCACD rubber stamps. I'm the last stop on the hop and you should have come here from Delphine's blog but if you'd like to start from the start, check out all the details at the SCACD blog.

Here's my project using the new Water Girl image:

After colouring Water Girl with Copic markers, I airbrushed a few watery colours onto a sheet of acetate. I then spritzed this with alcohol to create a water droplet look. I used my heat gun to warp the acetate, and attached it over the image with brads, making it look like Water Girl is underwater (I hope!).

This and all the rest of the new images are available in the US from SCACD. Folks outside the US can purchase through Quixotic Paperie.

Thanks for stopping by, and I hope you've enjoyed the hop!

No Mixed Signals - Steampunk snail

Howdy folks!

Here's a card I made using a cool image I found at Susana's Custom Art and Card Design:

He comes from a set called No Mixed Signals that's available in digital or rubber format. Here are the links below:
Digital
Rubber (for US customers)
Rubber from the Quixotic Paperie (for all other customers).

I used Copic markers to colour the image, and then sponged some Pumice Stone Distress Ink over the whole image to age it a little. The papers are scraps from my scrap box, and the cogs were cut with my Tim Holtz gadget Gears die. The sentiment was made with Echo Park alpha stickers.

Thanks for stopping by!