The winner of the giveaway here of this stinking cute image is Beebeebabs! I will be contacting you soon via email.
I would like to introduce you to Jackson's Digital Expressions!
We are having a BLOG HOP and Design Challenge to introduce our DT members and to introduce many of you to our Resident Artist, Robert Jackson. We hope you will HOP along with us, PLAY along in our Design Challenge, and BECOME a new follower!
For the Hop:Follow the path to each DT member's blog. Make sure you leave a comment on each and that you FIND the MYSTERY LETTER. When you complete the hop, return to Jackson's Digital Expressions and leave a comment that includes the MYSTERY WORDS. Each DT member will have a random drawing and award a prize to some lucky visitor to their blog and we will have A GRAND PRIZE drawing at Jackson's Digital Expressions for those who collect all the letters and correctly Identify the Mystery Words.
If you came here from Chauntelle Nealy’s blog then you are hopping right along; if not you don’t want to miss all the prizes so start at the beginning…please. If you like to start at the beginning click here, but come back…OK.
I was assigned the letter “I” for Distress Inks.
I live in Louisville Kentucky and have just finished my first ever really intense March Madness with UoL making it to the Final 4 (Yay Cardinals); only to lose to Kentucky. My husband and his brother were on opposing sides. Neighbors against neighor; two dialysis patients came to blows. In my house texts flew back and forth, bets were placed, jerseys donned. I have never seen anything like it. Needless to say there is no joy here in Mudville, the mighty Cardinals did not win. And so my husband must pay up and this is the card I made to go with his wager.
There was not a Copic used to color this…really you say…really. I colored this digital image entirely with distress ink. I started by printing the image on watercolor paper. I had previously created a custom distress ink palette with the reinkers. Then using normal water coloring process I painstakingly painted each area with distress reinkers and water. I found to minimize bleeding you need to dry each area with your heat gun before moving on to the next area.
I used Tea Dye for her skin, Barn door for her bow, dress and shoes. I used Tatter Rose for her cheeks and mouth. Her hair is Walnut Stain. The background is a digital image. After I finished coloring my image on the watercolor paper I scanned it into my computer to create the background, and used Distress Ink to distress the edges. And there she is in all her cardinal red glory…Oh My Goodness isn’t she a riot.
I am giving away the digital image shown above. In order to win this image you simply have to leave a comment. Easy Peasy right! Leave a comment here by Sunday, April 15th at 11:59pm (Louisville, KY time).
Please take the opportunity to visit all the designers and see what they have come up with and maybe win some other prizes!
Grand Prize - Our grand prize winner will receive 5 digital Images from Robert Jackson and a $15.00 Oozak Gift Certificate.
Design Team
As always I place you in the hands of the Creator
41 comments:
Fun card, Pamela! Great job coloring the fun image with Distress Inks!
What a cool card...I love the layout!
Your creativity is mind blowing!! I love your card!! TFS!!!
Alice B.
Great card, Pamela
Hello, Pamela, Welcome to the team! It is amazing that you colored this with distress inks. Love your post and I really enjoyed cruising your blog when you applied for the team. I am so glad that you are with us.
Big Hugz,
Chana, DT Coordinator
Jackson's Digital Expressions
I love what you did with this image,great job!
I love how you use this image,great job!
This is so nice and thanks for sharing your technique!
Oh my goodness she is so cute! Love this card!
Bam! Pam! lol you did an awesome job coloring this image. Thanks for sharing your technique- your coloring is super nice. Glad your on our team.
Katya
Cool concept of the image duplication and awesome coloring and blending!
I love this card. great work
Wow I had no idea you colored this with distress inks! Makes me appreciate it even more! Awesome job! :)
WONDERFUL! I don't think I've ever seen a brown person colored using Distress Inks before, and you did a fantastic job! Cute design!
Thanks for all the wonderful comments! I cant seem to figure out how to set my blog to have a reply button for each comment but I have read them all and appreciate each one!
Too cute perfect sentiment tfs!!!
Too darn cute! TFS
This is so stinkin cute. I say that all the time. LOL
Nice card Pam.
Love your coloring!
So cute.
Wow love the digi you used to make the paper. Makes for a great card!
great idea, distress ink..love it
Just so cute, wondering what she is seeing or saying , lol
lotsa luv
such a sweet card.. I love her face. Nice Job
Great technique using the inks. I'll have to try it.
You were working those distress inks cause she is just beautiful. (I)
LOL, she is amazing.. Nice card.
Love your use of the distressed inks.
This is such a fun card...love love love the background! And I love your March Madness story LOL...I even read it to my husband! Thanks for the fun hop & inspiration. Best, CG
Great use of distress inks! I've never really used them before, but I love how this project turned out. TFS.
QP, don't feel bad about your team...they made it farther than our Tarheels this year, sigh. On to your card, my expression matched your image when I read you created it with distress inks! I've never thought to use them like this! Thanks for the inspiration!
OMG! She is too cute!!!!
Such a fun card. Very nice coloring with the distress inks.
Love the way you used the image in the background. Nice job!
GReat job Pamela
Great job Pamela.
That is an adorable stamp and although I am not blog hopping, it was very nice to stop by your blog. You are very talented!
I love your techniques...TFS!
Love this!!! Just tooooo cute!
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