Although Geometry was my least favorite subject in high school (probably thanks to the teacher, but whatever), I did like this challenge over at Winnie & Walter stamps. I found them through Jennifer McGuire's blog when she used one of their products and am so dying to get some of their products.
For this Gossip Column challenge, you have to use geometric shapes and they provided free amazing digi art for the challenge!
Here's my take. Geometry and Neon together. I used my new chalk markers (that's due to The Daily Marker's influence).
I colored the image with Prismacolors and chalk markers, cut the image in half, mounted on black cardstock and then offset it on white and added the hello die cut—it's from Papertrey Ink—and enamel dots from Jo Ann's. Winnie & Walter have a fun ($5) Hello die too.
Hope you'll join me today for this challenge or at least check out their fab products. My daughter assures me that Geometry rocks, so I guess I'll agree with her in this case—this was so fun to color!
Happy Monday!
Chark
I purchased some neon ink cubes from a2z Scrapbooking Supplies and have enjoyed trying them out. I wouldn't call the purple neon so much as saturated. It's rich and deep and distinctly purple, but it doesn't have that glow-in-the-dark feel that the neon yellow has.
I used it straight to paper on this flower and then fussy cut it out. What do you think? Neon or just really good Purple? I think it's perfect with this flower from the Antique Gratitude Bouquet set from Hero Arts.
Here's the full card. I used the My Mind's Eye Chalk Studio card kit that I got on clearance (my favorite thing to do—save money on crafty stuff) at Jo Ann's. The background paper and sentiment came from the kit. The leaves are done in Faber-Castell's Stamper's Big Brush Chrome Green.
Public Service Announcement: Tomorrow is Peanut Butter Fudge Day, so you probs want to eat some fudge tomorrow...just to join in the celebration...and support Peanut Butter Fudge...or whatever. You're welcome.
Happy Wednesday,
Chark
