Monday, June 24, 2019

Nadia

I am almost late to the party, but yet still in time. That is the Progressive Challenge over at Outlawz and this month the image is Nadia from MMedel Illustrations. What is interesting about Nadia, is that her eyes are blank on the lineart image and so you can complete them to your heart's desire.


This card is partially designed in Silhouette Studio. I created a 4x5.25 rectangle in the software so that I could size Nadia accordingly. I then created a cutline for her and printer her out on Daler-Rowney drawing paper. I colored her with my Prismacolor colored pencils and opted to give her green eyes. Once she was colored, I returned her to the Silhouette and cut her out. I cut a second shape from her cutline out of cardstock and then glued the two together to give her a bit of stability as I wanted to pop her up.


Then I tried another new-to-me-technique with some partial embossing. I determined the plain space I wanted at the top of the card for my sentiment and aligned my white cardpanel in the embossing folder accordingly and ran it through the machine. I then turned it over and using my scoreboard, I ran the bone folder down to create the edge line. I then adhered the cardpanel to a cardbase before stamping the sentiment with Versafine Onyx Black ink.



I added Nadia to the front of the card on foam tape so that she stands up from the embossed panel.

I love participating in the Outlawz Progressive Challenge. You automatically get the new image on the first of every month if you have played along before. If you have never played with us, you are invited to join.

Supplies Used
Digital Files
MMedel Illustrations Nadia digi

Paper
Daler-Rowney Drawing paper
Recollections White cardstock
Paper Studio cardbase with coordinating envelope

Coloring Medium
Prismacolor colored pencils
Tombow 56621 Dual Brush Pen
Uni-Ball Signo White Gel Pen

Inks
Versafine Onyx Black ink

Adhesives
1/8 inch Scor-Tape
1/2 inch Foam Tape

Tools
Silhouette Cameo die cutting machine
Epson Expression ET-2650 Ecotank Printer

Miscellaneous
Martha Stewart Score Board

Stamps
Kaisercraft Indigo Skies stampset
*Links in the supplies list are affiliate links. I get a small percentage of the price of the product if you would choose to buy it through my link, at no cost to you. I only use affiliate links for products that I have purchased with my own money and enjoy using.

Entered into the A bit more time to Craft Anything Goes Challenge #84
Entered into the Classic Design Team June Challenge #6
Entered into the Lil Patch of Crafty Friends Anything Goes Challenge #108
Entered into the Digi Choosday Anything Goes Challenge Week 25
Entered into the QKR Stampede Anything Goes Challenge #353

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8 comments :

  1. She's lovely not heard of these images before, but a great display.

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  2. As my granddaughter would say, "She has kind eyes". Great card and the eyes really are beautiful. [Bunny]

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  3. Fun card and great design. What a great way to keep in touch! Thanks for joining our weekly challenge at QKR Stampede!

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  4. Pretty card. I love how you colored her eyes. It gives them so much dimension.

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  5. Fabulous card and lovely image and great colouring with your pencils..

    Thank you for sharing with us over here today at the Classic Open Design Team Challenge and best of luck with your entry.

    Chrissy DT   http://classicdesignteamchallenge.blogspot.com.au/

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  6. A lovely card. Thank you for joining in the QKR Stampede challenge this week.
    Mary

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  7. These eyes are simply hypnotizing! I love how you modeled a girl's face using shadows. Great job !!
    Hugs,
    BożenA

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  8. Ooh this is just lovely and her eyes are wonderful. Great card and thanks for sharing at Digichoosday. X

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