As promised yesterday... I had another idea for the 200th sketch at Freshly made sketches. In my mind's eye I could see it as a starting point for a card inspired by this week's Runway inspired challenge.
So here it is... I couldn't decide this time which shot I like best, so I am showing both ;)
The flower is from the Silhouette on line store. Design ID #77150
The fern leaf is a dingbat font. The letter z from Janda flower doodles.
I added liquid gold pearl to the centre of the flower and around the end of the leaf.
I really wish I could tell you that I did the blended background , but unfortunately no... my inking ability doesn't stretch that far! I used the filled gradient function (designer edition provides) to create the background.
To explore the detail of the dress I zoomed in... and noticed that her sandals don't look the same! That's was something new to me!
I used the sketch upside down.
Thanks for looking!
Have a great weekend!
What a fab take on the picture and sketch. :)
ReplyDeleteLove the contrast of colors. Beautiful Hannalie.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!! I love the background and the pretty flower!!
ReplyDeleteDankie vir die mooi boodskap oor my kaartjie Hannelie, ek waardeer dit. Hou baie van jou mooi kaartjie, die kleur van die blom is treffend teen die mooi ligte geel agtergrond. Groete uit Australië.
ReplyDeleteDaai blom lyk eenvoudig wonderlik teen die sagte geel agtergrond, vrou!!!! Ek hou nogal van die rok en ek moes gaan kyk na die sandale - dit gaan seker nou 'n nuwe modegier word!!! Die kleure wat jy gebruik het is pragtig en sing van die lente wat duidelik nou by ons in aantog is!!! Hou van jou sentiment op die ovaal en die klein bietjie goud is pragtig!!! 'n Pragtige skepping, vrou!!!
ReplyDeleteGroete en geniet wat oor is van die naweek!!!
Love how you used this sketch !
ReplyDeleteIneke x
Fabulous card! Love all the softly colored 'white space'.
ReplyDeleteThe background is stunning! Thanks for sharing the tip! I thought that you were THE Master Blender of all times when I saw your card! Your cleverness and close relationship that you have with your Silhouette are tops! Never in a million years would I have thought to use the Gradient Fill feature as you have here! You're brilliant!
Yeah, what's up with the sandals? Is this a new trend that we've been missing out on?
Beautiful interpretation of that inspiration photo! And hooray for another fab card with our FMS card!
ReplyDeleteThe gradient colour is gorgeous, Hannelie ... thought you'd been busy with ink and sponge! Gorgeous bloom ... such lovely layering! Heard of different laces ... and socks ... but sandals ... that's a new one!! Hugs, Anita :)
ReplyDeleteI love this flower and how you've used the sketch. Thanks for joining us in our 200th sketch celebration at Freshly Made Sketches!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful & bold design, Hannelie!
ReplyDeleteMagnifique avec ce dégradé de jaune.
ReplyDeleteBravo tu as énormément de talent !
Bises.
Beautiful card! That flower is really pretty, and I liked the way you used the fern as your dividing line. After your comment about the sandals, I had to zoom in on them, too. I also noticed her little box clutch that is covered with the same fabric (or at least the same design) that is in her dress. Very haute couture!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Hannelie! The background is gorgeous and the flower is just perfect for it!
ReplyDeleteAnother beauty! Your colors and that background...wow! Thanks for joining our celebration at FMS!
ReplyDeleteI was totally oohing and aching over your amazing ink blending abilities before I read your post! Ha ha! Whether you did it or not it looks amazing - such a gorgeous take on the dress.
ReplyDeleteOh, my Lord! Love that card! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteSuch a perfect idea for the challenge, its spot on!!
ReplyDeleteOMG, I can't believe I didn't notice that her shoes are different! Crazy! I love your card - the flower looks amazing against that background. Thanks so much for joining us on the Runway! :)
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