Pears in a vase

Today I am here playing in the Outlawz Progessive Challenge. It is fun to play again from the challenge side. This month the sponsor is Jan's Digistamps and the image is Fall Pears. I had completed my project a few days ago, but my normal stony backdrop for taking the pictures was nowhere to be seen! Yes, we had a decent layer of snow - I had to make a snowman (see pic below). We got quite a lot more snow before my stones returned.

I decided to make this a one layer digital composition with hand coloring. I placed the digi on a 4.25x5.5 rectangle in Silhouette Studio and then created an offset to create the shadow. I then added some plaid digital paper into the rectangle and added another layer along the bottom that I filled with wood grain and placed it behind the digi so it looked like a table. The sentiment also comes from Jan's Digistamps and I placed that on my design with a white rectangle behind it with rounded corners. Another rectangle that I made grey was placed behind the sentiment and offset a bit to give a shadow look.

Once I liked my design I printed it out onto Canson C' a Grain Drawing paper and colored the digi with my Prismacolor Colored pencils. When the coloring was done, I cut the rectangle out with a Hero Arts die and adhered it to a blue notecard.

The Outlawz Progressive Challenge is a lot of fun. The images are from different sponsors every month.

And here my snowman!

Supplies Used

Canson C' a Grain	Prismacolor Pencils	Rectangle Inifinity Dies	Platinum 6
Scor-Tape 1/8

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Entered into the The Outlawz January 2021 Progressive Challenge
Entered into the Jan's Digistamps January 2021 Challenge
Entered into the Crafts Galore Encore Anything Goes Challenge #83

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