Burton Chibis Series 2: Lydia

Hello! Have you been checking out the latest release from Simply B Stamps? It’s for the new Burton Series 2 Collection. I am playing along a little late in the game, but I will have the next 3 days devoted to this set. Today we meet Lydia, from that oh-so-famous and freaky movie in the 80’s. You know who I’m talking about!

I made an ATC, as I have been inspired by my fellow SBS’er, Suzi, who made some faboo ATC’s last week. I used a quote of Lydia from the flick, “I am utterly alone.” The “y” is there…it’s just on her shirt!

I colored her with my now usual blend of watercolor markers and Copics. And I think she’s swell. Don’t you? Now, scurry off to the SBS Blog to see more creations featuring the lovely Lydia. Thanks for stopping by. Have an inspiring day!

Comments

Alexandra Lundgren said…

LOVE this Alison! Your coloring with black is fabulous. I am loving her makeup :)

March 8, 2012 at 10:11 AM

Barbara Sproatmeyer (LM2) said…

Such a fun way to use the punch and I love the way you colored her dress! Great face coloring too and the sentiment adds a lot of fun. ;D *Hugs

March 14, 2012 at 12:43 AM

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