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Kenny K Design Team Call

I very recently went from being on four design teams, to being on only 2. At one point, I was on 5! There was always one team in particular that I wanted to be on, but the timing wasn't right, or I already had enough on my plate. But, the stars have (hopefully) aligned themselves. I am trying out for the Kenny K Design team. Today, I am sharing not only a new Kenny K project, but a few of my favorites from the past. I hope you enjoy them all!

I just finished this card for the latest Kenny K Challenge which is Pearls. I used Allura Von D (who is my favorite Kenny K gurl that I have.

I used my usual mix of watercolor markers and Copics to color her in. I, of course, had to give her some teal hair in the front to match mine.

I used some foiled paper (the one with the kisses) and a couple of other funky patterns. I stamped the sentiment with a Just Rite stamper, and my pears are Liquid Pearls in Platinum from Ranger. Can I just say that I really, really want her boots! Did you think I was going to say boobs??? Hahahaha!

Here are some of my past favorites.

This is a card I made for my husband, gene, last year. It features Harley Ryder, which happens to be the Krash Kitten that I named! See the whole blog post HERE. And apparently, I really like teal, purple and hot pink!


This layout was done for a Kenny K/Smeared & Smudged Blog hop. Check out that post HERE.


I had made this card for a sketch challenge. I love using super bright colors for my Kenny K images, as you can see. This blog post is HERE.


This is a Valentine's Day card that I made for Gene. Again, more with the uber brights. That post is HERE.


Here's my softer side featuring Kenny K's images. I love this card. I made quite a number of them for the Holidays of 2010. See that post HERE.


Here's another card featuring Allura Von D. Here, I had colored her to look like me, as I gave this card to Gene as well. My hair looked just like this at the time. Too bad the body didn't! See that post HERE.


I had a great time making this one. I loved covering my brick wall with graffiti. I thought it really worked with this image. See that post HERE.

So there are some of my faves that I've made using Kenny K images. I really, really hope to get on this team. I know I would have an absolute blast! Thanks so much for stopping by. Have an inspiring day!

Comments

Betty Boo! said…
Amazing stuff Alison! I know you will make it good luck!
Betty Boo! said…
Amazing stuff Alison! I know you will make it good luck!
DK Spins said…
Alison, I love, love all of these! Your coloring skills & talents at designing cool projects pair up sooooo well with Kenny K's images! I just know you'll make it on their DT! hugs, Di
Totally wicked sweet babycakes!!! LOVE LOVE LOVE them all! Really I do! Of course you know that!!!!
Kathi said…
I'm now rooting for three of you to make the team.

I think you'd be great for them and you already have the East Coast swagger.

Great cards and layouts!

I'll keep my fingers crossed for you!
Louise said…
Supercool card for our Pearl challenge at Kenny K's, love her hair
and your other creations are fabulous as well
Louise
Louise said…
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Jenn Borjeson said…
Ooooh you go, girl! Gorgeous stuff, as always. I'll be keeping my fingers crossed for you! xoxo
Torrey said…
Ooooh, ALison!!! I tried out for the DT too!!! Wouldn't it be awesome sauce if we made it together???? We'd SO rock their world! Best of luck, sistah!

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