Sea you soon

July 23, 2019 1 Comment

Hi there,

I created this underwater card for Gerda Steiner Designs:

stamp some of the images and the sentiment from the Gerda Steiner Designs Deeply set with Versafine Clair Nocturne
mask off the images with Masking Fluid
create an underwater background with Distress Ink (Mermaid Lagoon, Chipped Sapphire) and water droplets
remove the masking
color the images with watercolor pencils
cover a cardbase with patterned paper before adhering the panel

Have a wonderful day.

Hugs,

1 Response

Rosy Newlun

July 28, 2019

These are such adorable little sea creatures! The submarine is absolutely fun. Your background is lovely, too! Love those splatters in the water.

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