CHA Sneak Peeks Day 4
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There are a variety of playful silhouette images in my new release as well - traditionally we think of silhouettes as being black, but I loved playing with them in color here for this little scene. I used Aquacolor markers to ink my stamps up, with a quick spritz of water before printing.
I gave the girls a loose puddle to play in, then pulled some of the green ink into the paint for a reflection. I splattered blue and pearl paint over the scene, loosely masking the girls with a Post-it note.
Using lighter colors also allows some shading to be added to the image - even just a slight color change can add so much depth.Be sure to check out these other designers' blogs for inspiration, and comment for more chances to win!
Stamps I used: Puddle Jump, Curtsy Silhouette, Ups & Downs
the Impression Obsession blog
Anna @ Sassy & Sweet Notes
Daniela @ For the First Time
Dina @ Mama Dini's Stamperia ---- you're here
Ellen @ The Serendipitous Stamper
Jeanne @ Inky Paws
Jenny @ One Krafty Kat
Karen @ Paper Lilies and Ink
Kittie @ Kittie Kraft
Laura @ Laura's Stamp Art Journal
Vicki @ Summerthyme Studio
Another knockout. Love your idea for colored silhouettes. Beautifully done.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and creative..love how you did the puddle and the splatters!!
ReplyDeleteLove your cards! Very creative!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! I like the style you used for stamping the children, it's different and very attractive!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful way to use that stamp! It is beautiful and not like anything else I have seen!
ReplyDeleteSo much inspiration from this beautiful card....love your new release and the way that you showcase it!
ReplyDeleteThis is DARLING! You've done WELL with your technique Dina! I LOVE the depth you've given the image with the lighter flecks of color too!!!! ;)
ReplyDeleteAdorable
ReplyDeleteOnce again, great colors and use of color...you are so talented. TFS Jan D., FL
ReplyDeleteLove the non traditional silhouette colors. The stamp is cute cute cute as is the card.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful Dina!
ReplyDeleteGreat card. The colors are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting. I like the splatters of rain.
ReplyDeleteSo sweet! Love the green. It is so unexpected yet so organic.
ReplyDeleteWow, this is gorgeous! Love your stamping technique and how you created the puddle and rain!
ReplyDeleteGreat card. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGreat card, I love it!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, I love your artistic style and use of colour. Also love your new releases. Have a fabulous day. Shirleyx ps.. I follow your blog, I thoroughly enjoy your artwork.
ReplyDeleteAs always...great card, great design, beautiful color choice and wonderful result!
ReplyDeleteI love the silhouette stamps and what a great idea to use it with another color, it looks lovely.
ReplyDeleteWonderful colors for the silhouette. Great cards.
ReplyDeleteLovely card!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love it! Going on my wishlist and bookmarked this to try similar technique. Thx!!!
ReplyDeleteOh I love the colors!
ReplyDeleteGREAT idea and another one of those moments when I say to self... Now why didn't I think of that???? thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSo very pretty! Love the technique you do with water coloring.
ReplyDeletesoooo cute!!!
ReplyDeleteLove silhouettes. Hadn't really thought about making them out of other colors. these kind of made me think of the salt kids that are on the Morton's salt.
ReplyDeleteDo like the green - don't mean to make fun of it. Kind of goes with the rain coming down. I better quit while I'm ahead.
thanks for sharing.
Really cool card Dina. Love the colors and the watercolor effect on the silhouettes.
ReplyDeleteLove, love this green stamped image!!
ReplyDeleteThat technique is perfect for the rain umbrella thought. I would have never thought of that. Love it!
ReplyDeleteOh how wonderful!
ReplyDeleteLove the colors
on it, great way
to make the
silhouettes.
Carla from Utah
What a lovely card....dancing in the rain. It makes me think about my childhood and dancing in the rain. You did a marvelous job of bringing this image to life. Love the colors and techniques you used. You did a great job of bringing this to life. TFS
ReplyDeleteLove your card, the color is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteMy godness your card is stunning, so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLove the green color,great job.
ReplyDeletelove this image,dancing in the rain. remember when you were a kid and did that? and of course Gene Kelly in singing in the rain. a beautiful card.
ReplyDeleteI think this is my favorite of all the cards on the hop so far! You really captured the whimsy of the image with the watercolor effects. Awesome!
ReplyDeleteWonderful card! Love all the silhouettes of the children in this release!!
ReplyDeleteI like the way you did the 'rain' - very nice!
ReplyDeletePretty colors and card. I really like that image.
ReplyDeleteI like every little thing about this card! So glad you showed us how great color looks for a silhouette stamp!
ReplyDeleteYes the silhouettes work with colors rather than black! What a charming image too...
ReplyDeleteGreat colors cute card!
ReplyDeleteLove the fuzzy look of the girls. it makes the image so whimsical.
ReplyDeleteLove the green...fabulous card!
ReplyDeleteNice!!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and love the technique and unusual colors plus the reflection in the puddle is awesome!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card - such great colours!! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteLove the unique coloring. TFS
ReplyDeleteVery cute card!
ReplyDeleteGreat card! Love the puddle!
ReplyDeleteLiving in the Great NorthWET this image spoke to me. The colors worked out great!
ReplyDeletebeautiful card love the puddle you added at the bottom .
ReplyDeleteDancing in the rain...a great childhood memory. thanks.
ReplyDeleteSweet card!
ReplyDeleteLove the technique you used it gives the card a special tuch and I agree with you the colour is better it gives life too the card.
ReplyDeleteXO Vilinke
Just love this card and it is in my favorite color..green.
ReplyDeleteOh my! I love your card! I don't use greens often in my cards but I love this! I like the watercolor effect you used and the sentiment is awesome! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI'm becoming addicted to your cards!
ReplyDeleteWonderful card! Love the puddle girls in a spring color. A whole new way to think about silhouette stamps!
ReplyDeleteUsing both girls made for a very interesting piece, and the color choices worked good.
ReplyDeleteOf all your cards that I have ever seen, this one makes my heart happy!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card! I love how you used the silhouette stamp with color... awesome look!
ReplyDeleteWow!! Love the silhouettes I watercolor! So pretty and artsy!
ReplyDeleteSuper card and LOVE the colors - makes you just want to join these two playful girls in the rain !!!
ReplyDeleteI love this card! Everything about it is just refreshing!
ReplyDeleteCarole
Cute card! I just received the new 6 in 1 frame die set & can't wait to use it ...it's so versatile!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful technique using the markers and water directly on the stamp. I enjoy your cards! Thank you for sharing your beautiful talent.
ReplyDeleteWonderful colors for your silhouette stamps!!!! Great designing Dina!!!
ReplyDeletePaper Hugs,
Jan
Love how you did the puddle. The saying is terrific - goes so well with the stamp set. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteThere's just something so cool about enjoying the rain. I love this card! :)
ReplyDeleteLovely card! The use of the aqua green silhouettes worked. Just love the watercolor below the girls.
ReplyDeleteI love the stamp you used on this card and the lovely green color of the silhouette is delightful.
ReplyDeleteSweet card!
ReplyDeleteGreat card! Beautiful rich color and I love how you handled the silhouette design. Beautiful job. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteKatie B.
What a beautiful card! That is a great image!
ReplyDeleteWOW-your card is awesome. Love the creativity. You inspire me! TFS
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to ink your silhouette in color instead of black!
ReplyDeleteNot usually too big on silhouettes, but this one is just so pretty.
ReplyDeleteI love the effect you got from spritzing the ink and then stamping. And then the reflection in the water.... AWESOME CARD!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the stamp!!
Thanks for sharing!
Gorgeous card. Love the puddle and the splatters! Makes you want to join them!
ReplyDeleteWow! So pretty! I love the unusual color for the silhouettes. The sentiment is just beautiful too.
ReplyDeletePuddle Play...
ReplyDeleteS W E E T !!!
Love your card and use many of your ideas. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteAMAZING!
ReplyDeletewhat great colors!
Sandra ltb
A very artistic looking card and I like the rain spatters and the puddle.
ReplyDeletebeautiful!
ReplyDeletePerfect pair, perfect puddle!
ReplyDeleteLovely, so fresh and pretty - two little girls dancing in the rain. Adorable!
ReplyDeleteLove today's card,there are more colours than black silhouettes!lol
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing.
I love how you used color on the silhouettes! Awesome....must pin this:)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card.....
ReplyDeleteLovely silhouette -- love it in green and watercolored!
ReplyDeleteSUPER BEAUTIFUL Card!! =) I LOVE the ARTSY DESIGN!! THANKS for sharing and have a Fabulous Weekend!! =)
ReplyDeleteDancing in the rain is perfect!
ReplyDeletepretty card designs and colors
ReplyDeleteSo pretty - love the little girls.
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Such a sweet card! catisi@aol.com
ReplyDeleteLove the silhouette stamp - so fun and light hearted.
ReplyDeleteOh this card is amazing and has such a playful and joyous feel,
ReplyDeleteWonderful, love the colors, the rain and everything. TFs.
ReplyDeleteIn a word....Precious! and Beautiful. Thanks, Paulette S.
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Wonderful card. TFS.
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