Well I made this for the Compendium of Curiosities Challenge Series - Chipped Enamel on page 44 of Tim's fabulous book!
I made the sign and the flourish in the upper right hand corner using the technique AND a diet coke can (don't worry the Diet Coke can did not suffer during the making of this art - it was already empty and clean)! Tim's Sizzix dies cut through Diet Coke Cans like they are butter!!!
Close up of the metal sign:
I used alcohol ink (Ginger) to color Tim's Tissue Tape.
Hope you like the card - Life... It's all perspective (isn't that true)!
Happy Creating!
KAT
The Stuff - it's all Tim's (distress inks, Sizzix, tissue tape, stamps)- Oh and the Diet Coke can!
14 comments:
Oh, I love it!! Your chipped enamel is perfect!! I'm going to have to start saving my cans!!
Great piece and the technique looks wonderful and what a great idea recycling too, well done you. Love it. Tracy Evans x
Very very cool!
Great idea to use the drinks can. Love this piece - the embellishments and the two part background.
Marilyn
this is amazing!!!
Oh, I love this! What a beautiful work of art, Kat. You did a fabulous job with the chipped enamel technique (brilliant way to put that empty soda can to good use!) and your stamping is great. I love the little bird perched on her sign, watching her friends in that lovely sky. Cool use of the tissue tape and ticket, and the little flourish up top ties it all together perfectly.
You have an amazing eye for design! I'm really looking forward to admiring more of your work!
This is a fantastic piece Kat! I love that you used a pop can to make it.
kat - it's just too cool that you used a diet coke can. great design. the colors of the sky is brilliant. I love seeing your work. thank you. be well,
Robin
Bravoooooooooooooo superbre realisation md
love your card, KAT! beautiful chipped enamel effect! love the music notes design on the sign. thanks for sharing and have a great day! *hugs* steph :)
What a dramatic piece! The chipped enamel looks ancient....
What a dramatic piece! The chipped enamel looks ancient....
Wonderful art, today, Kat, and that's funny, because that's what I used for my flourish! hahaha Work great, don't they?
LOVE This you are so talented can I ask where you got or what the Tim book is??? and where did you get the tape? I may need to look for this thank you!!!
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