Here's Lucille in a typical Lucille pose!
Saturday, May 29, 2010
Friday, May 28, 2010
Time With The Family
Friday, May 21, 2010
Romance & Togetherness
This card was created using the Stampsmith's "Wanda" single unmounted stamp. It's actually a strip of portraits in photo, solarized and artistic versions. In other words, three faces in one!
I only used the photo image, stamping her in black ink and collaging the image with a vintage image from my collection. I thought these two ladies looked a lot alike, so I surrounded them with the romance of Paris!
I only used the photo image, stamping her in black ink and collaging the image with a vintage image from my collection. I thought these two ladies looked a lot alike, so I surrounded them with the romance of Paris!
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Hollywood Glamour
Sunday, May 16, 2010
No regrets...
I think she certainly looks like she has no regrets.
I'm embarrassed to say that yet again, I can't remember who this is. Perhaps someone could remind me? I think my brain must be fading!
Thursday, May 06, 2010
Classical Beauty
Alongside Serena and Maude, Ophelia is another stamp image which is instantly associated with The Stampsmith. Ophelia comes in tiny, regular and large and for the card below I used the regular size.
The cardbase is a mask used in conjunction with heritage emulsion (latex) paints to create an aged, chalky appearance. Ophelia is stamped onto ordinary cardstock not glossy cardstock. The eagle eyed amongst you will notice the scrap of text is German and not Danish!
The cardbase is a mask used in conjunction with heritage emulsion (latex) paints to create an aged, chalky appearance. Ophelia is stamped onto ordinary cardstock not glossy cardstock. The eagle eyed amongst you will notice the scrap of text is German and not Danish!
Saturday, May 01, 2010
Audrey
I've recently acquired these gorgeous canvas tags from Maya Road and found a perfect opportunity to use one with this stamp if Audrey Hepburn.
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