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April Bombshell Sketch Challenge

Hello! I have the latest Bombshell Stamps Sketch Challenge to share with you today. It's a simple, yet cool layout. If you've  never done a sketch challenge with us before, this would be a great one to try. Here it is.
And this is what I made from it.

I used Mermaid Anchor and Banner Sayings for my card. I have to say, if you don't have the Banner Sayings set, you really must get it. I use it all the time, even on non-Bombshell projects. And it's fun to color the banners in lots of fun colors!

I am also really enjoying coloring the mermaid's fins. I like experimenting with assorted colors, rather than sticking to a variety of only one color. My images were colored with Spectrum Noirs and Copics.

I loved this ribbon with the anchor. It's really cool because the silver is actually reflective. So it looks rad when the light hits it right. Please check out what some of the other Bombshell girls made for this sketch. Just head over to the Bombshell Blog. Thanks for stopping by. Have an inspiring day!

Comments

Ellis said…
Beautiful card you have made! =)
Great coloring too! =)
Hugs, Elenor

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