Today we have an incredible inspiration photo, and an incredible sponsor. First, the challenge pic:
I love the fun doodled background, so I wanted to do something similar on my card. With a pencil, I sketched out the Boston skyline (I ADORE Boston!), then painted it in with watercolor. I wasn't being too careful with staying in the lines- I wanted it to stay playful. Next, I used a fine tipped pen (my Micron) to draw in the details...no ruler necessary! Again, the wiggly lines and imperfections give it extra charm :)
Did you notice the awesome FLAIR on my card?! Well, the sponsor for this challenge is my friend Joscelyne, aka Bossy Joscie.
The rest of the DT used her flair too- I can't wait for you to see what they created!
Tasnim Ahmed - Cards & Bookmarks
Nina Yang - Waffle Flower
Virginia Lu--Yes, Virginia...
Laura Bassen - Doublestick Heaven
you win hands down on this one, no competition can't compete. mercy! it is so good. Pinning because I love it and not becaues I think I could ever make it.
ReplyDeleteand did I mention also that the photograph is heavenly? ok that is it. love.
ReplyDeleteNow where can I order this amazing Boston City skyline Stamp??? You should totally design your own stamps!! LOVE.this.so.much!
ReplyDeleteLove at first sight...and second, and third... :D and yes, I did recognize the Boston skyline :) this belongs to an art gallery!!
ReplyDeleteAmazing!!!! This is one of my most favorite Rzasa cards, ever! It is so charming and gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteIf only I could watercolor!! I tried and failed... and I LOVE how your card came out!
ReplyDeleteLove it! I think I've told you before... you are an incredible artist!
ReplyDeleteWowzers~you sketched this? It's incredible Jennifer!
ReplyDeleteYou are *too* talented!! That is all.
ReplyDeleteAWESOME card! Love this! And I love the inspiration, too! I might have to make time to play this round!
ReplyDeleteOMG, beautiful. You are an artist #1 and then a stamper #2. I wish I could draw - do stick figures count?
ReplyDeleteWOWZA
ReplyDeleteOMGosh, I'm so impressed at your hand drawn skyline!!! Beautiful watercoloring, too...love the bright yellow flair as an accent ~ Awesome card!!!
ReplyDeleteBy the way...I know a few hundred crafters who would LOVE to see this as a stamp...hint, hint!!!
ReplyDeleteYour sketching is amazing Jen! You are so so talented!
ReplyDeleteAmazing! I love it so much! Gorgeous doodling!
ReplyDeleteYou really know how to doodle! I love the sketchiness and the way you colored it, too. And Joscie's flair is just perfect!
ReplyDeleteWell, it must be nice to just be able to sketch your own background like this; and then do such an amazing and playful job! The sweetness of the band at the bottom with the darling flair is spot on.
ReplyDeleteAre you kidding...YOU SKETCHED THE SKYLINE...amazing and truly beautiful.
ReplyDeleteum, WOOOOOOOW. your art is so honkin amazing. Thanks for letting my sponsor this challenge, I'm blown away. xox
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card - love your "doodles" of the Boston skyline - this card is a work of art!
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing Jennifer! Absolutely LOVE this card! Seriously, I'm in awe that you sketched that skyline and I love the soft water coloring!
ReplyDeleteSTUNNING!!! And I love tht you didn't have to use a ruler! :)
ReplyDeleteHugs!
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Wish I could draw like this!
ReplyDeleteLURVE!!!! That is all.
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty! I love that stamped background, and the cute piece of yellow flair!!
ReplyDeleteJennifer....all I can say is WOW!! You drew that! Absolutely fantabulous!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is truly stunning! Handdrawn? You don't need a stamp! wow!!! I wish I can draw and colour as nice as you! :)
ReplyDeleteJennifer, this looks like a set of Note Cards I bought years ago in the gift shop of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston! You are an amazing talent
ReplyDeleteWow, I didn't realise you drew that yourself! Amazing I love it! I remeber seeing the painting you gave Wida - you have so much talent!
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure how I missed this one back when you originally posted it, but had to come immediately after seeing it on MFW. Brilliant! So perfectly drawn and the subtle hues of the watercoloring are beautiful. Such a stunning card -- definitely a new favorite! :)
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