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Good Evening! We hope you are having a lovely Sunday. Pauline Butcher is here with some fabulous inspiration created with our NEW ‘Hip Hop Girls’ dance stamps today…
I’m sharing a card I’ve made using some awesome new Visible Image stamps, along with a couple of superb stencils.
The background is achieved by blending Mustard Seed and Salty Ocean Distress Inks. On the top part I placed the ‘Collision Stencil’, and blended through with Picked Raspberry Distress Ink, and on the bottom part, I used the ‘Distorted Chess’ stencil, and blended through with Blueprint Sketch Distress ink.
I stamped 2 of the three dancers from the ‘Hip Hop Girls’ stamp set, using Versafine Smokey Grey ink, and the third dancer I stamped using Versafine Onyx Black ink. I made some shadows using the Blueprint Sketch ink, to ground the girls, then with a gold pen I added some details to the girls, and highlighted around them with a white pen. Using a quickie glue pen, I highlighted the top stencil lines, and added glitter to it. To finish off, I added Black glitter to the front dancer, and stamped and fussy cut the sentiments.
I am hosting a Workshop in Warwick on Sunday 14th October, 10am – 4pm, 3 projects, £25 per person, if you want further details, contact me via Facebook, or by email: [email protected]
Thanks for popping in.
Hugs,
Pauline xxxxx
This is such an awesome card Pauline! You have created such depth by using different ink for the dancer in the forefront! Great shadows and we’re loving the laser show on the stage! Thank you ♡
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Good Evening! We have fabulous inspiration from Pauline Butcher here on the blog today…
with the large feather from ‘Angels are Near‘
along with two superb stencils ‘Time Tunnel‘
and ‘Geometric Maze‘
I made some highlighting lines with a white pen, on top of that, I added the Geometric stencil, and stippled through it with Gold paint. I added red paint with a brush, for the floor.
I am running an Inky Workshop in Warwick on Sunday 18th March:
10am – 4pm, £25 per person, for more details email me @ [email protected]
If you get the chance to attend one of Pauline’s inky workshops, you really must… !!!
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We will be back tomorrow with gorgeous inspiration from Josefine and Lynn!
Have a great evening.
Mark & Helen xx
Hello and thanks for coming to visit us here on the Visible Image blog today.
Pauline Butcher is here with an incredible canvas that we proudly showcased on our Create and Craft TV show last month!
Hi again,
Such a stunning set of stamps to play with.
I found some bits of lace, and other stuff, glued them to the canvas, then got out my Ink sprays
and Dyna Acrylic paints, and played at being Picasso, lol !!!!
I used a Mirror image stamping technique, to add the Ballet dancers.
The detail on this is stunning! And wow those tutus ♡ Thank you Pauline it’s amazing!
You will find more of Pauline’s fabulous cards and projects over on her blog.
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We have a beautiful dragonfly card by Jane coming up next!
Mark & Helen xx
Hi there! We have so much fabulous inspiration coming your way here on the blog today.
Our Born To Perform set has been incredibly popular and our Design Team are loving it too!
Teresa Morgan is here on the blog today with a gorgeous card she has created with this stamp set…
Thanks so much to you all for the amazing response you have given to all of us at Visible Image over the past month –
Helen and Mark have put together an amazing collection of stamps to mix and match with the existing range,
and the team has been bursting with inspiration. We also would love to say a big hello and thank you to all the new
Facebook group members who have been proudly sharing their awesome projects with everybody – we all love to see what you are making!!!
Anyway, on to my project for this week – I have been playing with the fabulous Born to Perform set and my Brushos!!
I used Versamark ink and white embossing powder to stamp the words across the background. This acted as a resist
for the Brushos which I sprinkled lightly over the card then spritzed with water to release the colour.
Can you guess which colours I used??? Surprisingly only two – black and gamboge.
I love the rainbow effect these created as the colours split and blended!
The ballerina is stamped and embossed onto heat resistant acetate and attached with Pinflair Glue gel
so that she is ‘floating’ over the background. I added a few black iridescent gems to her tutu to add some
dimension and a subtle touch of bling. I finished by adding a shadow to the words using a fineliner pen.
I know a lot of you own Brushos – why not have a play with them this week along with your new stamps
and share in the Facebook group – we can’t wait to see what you create.
Stamps Used:
Born To Perform
Thank you Teresa some fantastic tips and techniques there, and what an absolutely gorgeous card ♡
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Next up today we have two fabulous projects from Pauline.
See you soon!
Mark & Helen xx
Hello there! Wow wow wow… we are totally blown away by the number of orders we have received for our NEW stamps already, and they only went on pre-order late on Friday evening! Thank you so much to everyone who has ordered so far, we cannot even begin to describe how amazing it feels that you love our designs so much! ♡ ♡ ♡
As promised, we will have loads of fabulous inspiration for you over the next few weeks. Just when you think your Design Team cannot possibly get any better…!
Nicky has been really busy and has very inky fingers this weekend. We adore what she is about to share with you today…
When something comes along that just takes your breath away…
This image of the ballerina from the Born To Perform set of stamps by Visible Image, is truly the most beautiful image of a dancer I have ever seen. I have sought an image like this, and then Mark delivered, without even knowing how high up on my wishlist this was!
With the brand new February 2017 release of some ground breaking new stamps, this set, Born to Perform, delivers style and potential in bucket-fulls. I chose to keep my first card simple,to showcase the beautiful ballerina, so here it is…
If you know anything of my style, you will understand (and sympathize) how hard it was for me to achieve this effect. I needed to keep the white space but my, it was a challenge that I enjoyed!
To get the background effect I took three of the new Nuvo Aqua flow pens, in Aqua Splash, Indigo Dawn, and Spiced Ginger. One by one I dropped liquid from each pen onto a large acrylic block and pressed it onto watercolour card, drying with a heat gun between each press.
Two colours:
If you don’t dry between colours, they can merge and go murky. It’s a slow process but SO worth it to get the optimum result! And you can add more colour if you feel it needs it.
I then stamped the dancer in purple pigment ink, which remained wet long enough to be able to add glitter purple embossing powder, and which I then heated with my heat tool.
Nicky
Such a gorgeous card Nicky.. loving your splatters of colours and super sparkly ballerina ♡ Thank you!
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Thanks for stopping by today! Hope you’ll visit again soon.
Mark & Helen xx
