Another birthday card for you today, though this one won't stay in my stash. A lady at church put in an order with me for a few birthday cards and requested the one for her sister be something about gardening, so I thought my new Thomas Kinkade image from Cornish Heritage Farms would be perfect. I enjoyed coloring in the image so much! I know I've said it before, but the clean look you can get with the Copics verses the Prismacolor pencils is just wonderful. Granted, I still love my pencils for certian looks, but the extrememly detailed Thomas Kinkade images are not one of them! I hope you like it:) And thank you for all your kind comments.
Supplies:
Stamps: The Rose Garden, Thomas Kinkade, Cornish Heritage Farms,PTI, Mixed Messages
Tools: Cuttlebug tiny tags die, sewing machine, white thread
Other: Copics
11 comments:
Beautiful!! It must have been so much work to colour in this image with all the detail!
This is so gorgeous! I've always wondered how people color those images, they seem so detailed!
This is just stunning! truly a piece of artwork!
Wow! Stunning. I really had to take a good look to see that you colored that yourself. It looks beautiful, and I'm sure she'll love it.
Sue, make us look bad, remind me I still need to practice with my copics . . . this looks fabulous.
Only one word can describe this card...STUNNING!! You did a fabulous job on this and the coloring had to be tedious! GREAT job!
Wow, I thought it was a photo! I am still using my pencils! I am an old dog still but Taylor loves the Copics! Very pretty!
I love Thomas Kinkade paintings and you did a fab job coloring this image. What a lot of work I am sure but it could look like a photo. You are so talented and I look forward to working alongside of you as GD for Sweet-n Sassy.
Hope you are having a wonderful weekend!
Beautiful!!! Absolutely beautiful!
BEAUTIFUL Leah!!!
Yowser, Leah, this looks like a printed postcard! Your coloring is amazing! I also have to say that In the Garden is a very special hymn to me... it was my mom's favorite.
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