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April Bombshell Sketch Challenge

Greetings and salutations! Today I am sharing the latest Bombshell Stamps sketch with you. I had a bit of a tough time with the original sketch, so I changed it up a bit. Check it out…

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And here’s my version, using 3 different Bombshell Stamps sets.

It’s not too different. The 5 boxes on the left just weren’t workin’ for me…I couldn’t get the look I wanted. I am pretty pleased with the end result.

I colored my images with my watercolor markers. The sets that I used are Mi Amor (focal image and banner), Man’s Ruin (skull), and Pin Stripes (duh).

My cardstock is from Prism and Prima. It’s tough to see, but on the orange, there is a lime green distressed grid…makes the little touches of green that I used really stand out. If you click on any of the pictures, you can see it bigger.

Thanks for stopping by. I hope you create something with this fab sketch too! If you do, you can link yours up on on the Bombshell Blog on April 13th. Show us what you’ve got!!! Have an inspiring day!

Challenges:

Papertake Weekly: Anything Goes

Craft Your Passion: Anything Goes

The Crazy Challenge: Flowers

Make it Monday: Anything Goes

Nettie G’s: Roses

Paper Playtime: Anything Goes

Stamping Vacation: You Name the Challenge (for me-sketch!)

Magic in the Air: Flowers

Crafty Pad: Flowers

I Did It Creations: Anything Goes

All Sorts: Flowers

Crafty Calendar Challenge: April showers bring forth flowers

 

Comments

Denise Clark said…
Love the bold style of your card! Unique image! Love the rose in the skeleton's mouth! Great touch and perfect for your card!

Thanks so much for playing along with Stamping Vacation's challenges! This earns you entry in the May 1st drawing for a $25.00 gift certificate to the store of your choice!
Lionelsa said…
I like how you've colored the imgage.
Thnaks for joining us at The Crazy Challenge this week!
Chris Hanselman said…
Interesting image. Thanks for taking part in NettieG's Digital Gems challenge.

Chris
Lead Designer
Michelle said…
Hi

I love your take on the sketch. Fabulous card and great images.

Thank you for sharing over at Make It Monday this week.

Michelle :-)
I know what you mean about the boxes. I only used 4. Love your color choices. The roses are stunning.
Truly a piece of art.....awesome job....thank you for playing with us at PCC.....
Maggie's Crafts said…
Love the colours!

Thank you for joining us at The Crafty Pad this week. :)

Maggie
xx
Scrappychick said…
wow...love her. reminds me of the nasty vampires in the ANita Blake series that Jason is terrified of.
Patti P. said…
What an artistic card...your take on the sketch is great and love those roses. Beautiful coloring on this. Thanks for joining us at TMITA/PCC.
Anonymous said…
Love the bright colours and unique style of your card.Thanks for joining us at Craft Your Passion :D
Lisa x
DonnaMundinger said…
Great job with the sketch and gorgeous coloring. LOVE those Bombshells! xxD
Laura said…
awesome card I LOVE bombshell stamps and this ones a stunner, ive just made a day of the dead shrine using bombshellsxxx
Cheryl Valadez said…
Absolutely stunning! Totally captures the essence of Dia de los Muertos and you know how I feel about that kind of stuff ;D I LOOOOOOVVVVEEEE IT!!!
Barbara said…
Very unique card. Love the bold colors. The sketch looks interesting. I will have to try this one. Thanks for joining us at Craft Your Passion this week for our "Anything Goes Challenge." We hope to see you again on Monday for our next challenge. XX
Barbara GDT

9 April 2011 03:37

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Ellis said…
A very cool card! =)
Thanks for joining us at NettieG's Digital Gems!
Hugs, Elenor
corinne said…
very nice ! thank you for joining us on craftyourpassion's challenge
blog. Good luck !
aqualeiga said…
Cool! Not a style I use myself, but your colouring and take on the sketch are really great! Thanks so much for joining us at THE CRAFTY PAD. Don't forget to check out the awesome prizes up for grabs in our altered CD competition! Hugs, Ali x

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