Friday, April 30, 2010

Sneak Peek!

Just wanted to share that I have a new set being released in May by Our Daily Bread designs - the set is called "As You Graduate," and features a collaged image which is a combination of several photos I love. The image conveys a sense of hope, new beginnings and new possibilities, which is what I wanted to capture in a set that could be used for a graduation card, or for someone going into a new ministry, new home, college, etc. Here is the set, which will be available for purchase May 1st: Something else I wanted to share about this image is that it was designed in such a way that it can be used in its full size, or can be cut to fit into several different orientations. Cut vertically, there are 2 different options for bookmarks. Cut horizontally, there are 2 panels that can be used. The butterflies can be cut out and 'popped' separately, or just trim around the edges of the wings, and raise them up a little. The bird could be the focus of an inchie. The trees could be left bare, or filled in with a texture stamp. Lots of possibilities! I'm sure you can think of more, and I'm sure more ideas will come when I have my own set in hand. For now - enjoy the preview, and check out the sneak peeks from design team members! Their links are all on the ODBD blog. Thanks so much for stopping by!

6 comments:

  1. Dina you are so talented! This is another great set you have designed and I am honored to have it! Thanks for the tips on the different ways to use the image too. Hope you have a great weekend!

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  2. Well..... I saw a card yesterday on another blog which was created using this set. I should have seen your talented hand then in the stamp design. The card was absolutely perfect for a new Graduate. This set is a "must have"!

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  3. Oh Dina, this is brilliant!!!! You are one smart cookie!!! :-)

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  4. Wow, what a gorgeous set!! You're right...there are so many possibilities here!

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  5. beautiful set Dina... thanks for the ideas too!!!

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  6. I love both of these sets! So unique and I especially love being able to break up the images. Lots of possibilities!

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