Needed some more time away from the cutting mat and decided to do some sketching. It led to this:
It's Daphne, the Tomboy!
Friday, September 24, 2010
Thursday, September 23, 2010
2011 Honda Crosstour
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
My First Portrait!!!
Okay, yeah, I am excited. I wasn't sure if it would come out, but it did!
I got to make a paper cut portrait! It was such a blast. In the process of doing this I discovered new techniques to add charm and was soo very pleased with the out come that I almost didn't want to give up the piece! I shipped it out today, and from the customer's response on the pictures I send her, she is loves it!
I used quality papers and embellishments, along with thinking on my toes to create this finished piece. I hope you all like it!
I got to make a paper cut portrait! It was such a blast. In the process of doing this I discovered new techniques to add charm and was soo very pleased with the out come that I almost didn't want to give up the piece! I shipped it out today, and from the customer's response on the pictures I send her, she is loves it!
I used quality papers and embellishments, along with thinking on my toes to create this finished piece. I hope you all like it!
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Monday, September 6, 2010
Arrg, Pirates!
So here is my first Halloween custom order. ( I say first, anticipating and hoping for more!)
The Story:
The customer wanted a Halloween card for a friend that always does up his lawn with skeleton pirates every year. He calls it "The Pirates of North Court" (apparently the street he lives). Outside of the card features the jolly and drunk dead pirates, while the inside reads "Happy Halloween".
It was really fun to make, and I got to use a new paper I was itching to try: real wood paper. Yep, paper that is WOOD. It cuts like a dream and is so much fun! The chest and peg leg are made of it, and it rocks!
The Story:
The customer wanted a Halloween card for a friend that always does up his lawn with skeleton pirates every year. He calls it "The Pirates of North Court" (apparently the street he lives). Outside of the card features the jolly and drunk dead pirates, while the inside reads "Happy Halloween".
It was really fun to make, and I got to use a new paper I was itching to try: real wood paper. Yep, paper that is WOOD. It cuts like a dream and is so much fun! The chest and peg leg are made of it, and it rocks!
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