Hi there - thanks for dropping by.
Today I have a couple of Artist Trading Cards (ATCs) to share with you.
They both started off with backgrounds made by spraying Vibrant Turquoise and Fresh Lime Dylusions ink sprays onto white card.
After the inky background was dry, I added stamping, then used a brush to add Black Soot Distress Ink around the edges (and a little bit through the middle) of the ATC.
I used a white Posca pen to draw around the star as well as a couple of stuck on snippets for extra detail. I added splatters with the same pen.
This ATC is much more CAS - consisting of the ink sprayed background and minimal stamping.
The grungy circles are by Carabelle and the block sentiment is by Uniko.
Got this ATC idea from Kathy K's post HERE
LOVE all that white space!
As I scrolled down ... I thought your first ATC was absolutely gorgeous but then I spied a second, every bit as good but in a totally different way - they both rock and .... thanks for the shout out matey
ReplyDeleteHave an inky Wednesday!
Kathyk
Both these are awesome! I love green! Take care xxx
ReplyDeleteStunning ATC's, your sprayed backgrounds are beautiful, I've never done a partially sprayed background-great inspiration!
ReplyDeleteA really bright and beautiful creation., fabulous shades of green and some super images and design.
ReplyDeleteKath x
Love the turquoise and the lime green with splashes of white, especially on the first card. Very modern, Sarn!
ReplyDeleteSuper colour choice for these two lovely ATC's. Love them both and it is unusual to see white space on an ATC but it certainly works
ReplyDeleteWow absolutely stunning x
ReplyDeleteLoving these spray backgrounds Sarn! Both ATCs are gorgeous and in completely different ways but of course I especially love the CAS one with the sewing (is it a stamp?) and the white space. Enjoy your weekend! Vicky xxx
ReplyDeleteThe stitches are indeed a stamp - part of the smaller circle one x
DeleteThose vibrant colors look awesome on both cards! NJ!
ReplyDeletelove both...wonderful colours. well done
ReplyDeletexx Karen
Wow wow just stunning!! Great color scheme!
ReplyDeleteJill
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