Sunday, January 16, 2022

Spellbinders new release - Create a Scene

Spellbinders has some new product releases this month - it's always fun to bring my spin to things! There's a new collection called Into the Wilderness that is full of beautiful sketched and silhouette images. I chose this Create a Scene set which has an almost wood-carved look. 
A scenic silhouette gives a strong image over an inked background, quick and simple. I thought a faux watercolor look would be an interesting change, so I lined up the image in my MISTI and used Karin markers to ink up each section individually. A light misting of water on the inked stamp allows the ink to flow just slightly, keeping the image but giving it some softness. I gave each section a couple of impressions and layers of ink for depth - I especially love how the trees turned out on the right! In the image they blend together but with the layering of 2 different greens I was able to make them look a little more dimensional.
The building is meant to be a house, but with its wood-carved look I wanted it  to look more like a rustic barn. I added a little light shading with a colored pencil, and pulled some shadows out with a Zig marker next to the fence and in the foreground.
This quote stamp is from my line at Impression Obsession - it was a perfect fit in my empty space... there is an old barn on our road that is literally falling apart, so I thought the quote fit the theme well too. 


The label die I used is here - looks like those are on sale right now! Here is the complete stamp set - there are some other elements that can be used to fill in the sky, and the floral sets in the collection would add some beautiful depth to the foreground!

Check out the rest of this month's releases here!

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