I stamped Hugo on a white panel and colored him with Copic markers. After I finished coloring, I masked the image with a sticky note and used my airbrush tool to fill in a night sky around him. The mask has since disappeared, yet another victim of the combination of Chloe the cutie puppy’s curiosity and counter surfing . . .I used my Drippy Goo punch to cut the bottom edges of both a patterned paper and coordinating solid cardstock panel. The image is set on these and a piece of orange satin ribbon is wrapped around the panel, just at the bottom of the image. I stamped the sentiment on a scrap of avocado cardstock and slid it underneath the ribbon.
When I saw the sketch’s circle element, I immediately thought I could use it as the moon in a spooky scene, so that’s just what I did. I embossed the yellow circle with a dot pattern, then spritzed on some shimmer spray. My spritzer was a little clogged, then sort of exploded, so the moon’s a little more shimmery and splotchy than I would have liked, but the idea still worked.
Materials Used:
DoodleFactory Ghoulies and Grave Yard sentiments stamp sets (Starving Artistamps); white cardstock (Taylored Expressions); Memento Tuxedo Black ink, Frost Shimmer Spray (Tsukineko); markers (Copic); Elegant Eggplant and Crushed Curry cardstock (Stampin’ Up!); Ripe Avocado cardstock, Orange Zest satin ribbon, Orange Zest button, twine (Papertrey Ink); Happy Halloween designer paper (Echo Park); circle punch (EK Success); Drippy Goo punch (Martha Stewart); Polka Dots embossing folder (QuicKutz); foam tape
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