Thursday, July 26, 2012

Leonardo DaVinci Vitruvian Man card


I am entering this in the Frilly and Funkie Renaissance Man Challenge at http://frillyandfunkie.blogspot.com/2012/07/renaissance-men.html

This is what I came up with after watching Tim Holtz videos on alcohol ink techniques.

The blue background was made by dropping the alcohol ink colors stream , butterscotch and mixatives copper onto glossy white cardstock and with the felt applicator tool pounced the colors all around, then using the alcohol blending solution to spread out the color and achieve the desired effects.  To make the "leopard spots" strip, I needed to make my own stamp pad so I used Ranger's "cut and dry" stamp pad and placed the colors pitch black, latte and butterscotch on the stamp pad to get the leopard spot design  then stamped the custom inked pad all around glossy white cardstock.

My base card color is "curry" from Paper Source.
Stamp used is Just for Fun CB 9004 DaVinci Cube copyright 2000




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4 comments:

  1. Great masculine colors and image! love the alcohol ink background panel!

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  2. Thanks Juia, what is your blog address so I can visit you?

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  3. Your background looks gorgeous...love Alcohol Ink as well! This is one of my favorite Leonardo drawings...so cool! Great project! Thank you for playing along with us at Frilly & Funkie this fortnight!!!

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  4. That is one rich background, and I sure am partial to the fella. Thanks for joining us at Frilly & Funkie, Fran!

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