There's something new from Power Poppy for all of Marcella's digital stamp fans (count me in!). Today and tomorrow we have digi sets to share, and there will be more coming a bit later, but promise they'll be worth waiting for. Today it's Aloe and Oranges. You have to know I love this, don't you? Click the link to see more of the set.
I had to include the Gansai Tambi paints in the photo because I kept forgetting how I colored this. I drew the border line with a ruler and marker. When you have a full front image and no extra layers, the border line makes a quick and easy frame.
My Bloom Brigade teamies have each put their own spin and mad coloring skills to work on this one. Check here:
Come by tomorrow for some gorgeous flowers. See you then!
22 comments:
Wow! A gorgeous digital, where does she come up with these ideas, she certainly is good at it. You have colored the card beautifully and love the frame, gosh I never think to do these things. Love seeing the paints as I had no idea what they were lol! Looking forward to seeing more!!
First must say that I also often forget which medium I used to color something! I like seeing those paints and then I am amazed at the gorgeous details you achieve with them! An absolute beauty of a card, Leslie!
What kind of water color paper did you use?
You amaze me Leslie with your ability to make Digi flower images have so much dimension. Your colors are so beautiful too. Love how you added the pen drawn border to frame your beautiful card too. TFS my friend. Love and Hugs...Nancy
Beautiful design and your coloring of it is so gorgeous too!
You do amazing an amazing job with these digi's. They look like someone just took a photo! Like how you drew a border line. I will have to try that! Glad you are getting out tomorrow. We are on a quest today to go to a new farm to try their produce. I want some corn for dinner!
Beautifully done. I love how you have taken a fairly simple, but beautiful image that Marcella created and then turned it into this fabulous card.
Wonderful, vibrant coloring, Leslie! Those oranges look so juicy and tempting!
Love the design. Love you're usual wonderful coloring. Have a great day
What a gorgeous display! wonderful colouring as always Leslie! you bring all your subjects to life, wish I had half your colouring ability ..Perfect.
Pam x
Your watercoloured images always inspire me, Leslie! Gorgeous card, amazing work! xx
Beautifully colored! Love the addition of the hand drawn frame it adds the perfect finishing touch.
So lovely, lovely, Leslie - and colored so magnificently! Love the border, too. That works so well.
Isn't this just gorgeous! Leslie your watercolouring is beautiful. You achieve such lovely shading and depth with your painting, which I find hard to do. I love that you kept this a one layered card, fabulous idea for the black frame. Looking forward to seeing more tomorrow!
Leslie your paint skills rock. The border/frame is perfect and I just love the fresh feeling.
Gorgeous, nice summer stamp, my mom had an aloe plant when I was growing up, brings back memories :) Love how you have colored this and framed it with the pen, I keep forgetting that.
Leslie wow beautiful water-colouring with the oranges and the aloe plant :)
Stunning absolutely stunning, I want, NO, need this stamp, it's a gorgeous one coloured perfectly. xx
OMG you painted this??? How do you do that so preciously? GORGEOUS!! And LOVE that frame line ... I'll have to remember that trick. Once again ... you are amazingly talented and so inspiring! THANKS
Gorgeous image and fabulous colouring no matter what medium you choose
Carol x
Your painting and colouring skills leave me speechless... Look at those juicy oranges!! Stunning Leslie... just stunning!
I love aloe plants, they are hardy and beautiful and, in this arrangement, they look amazing.
Marcy sure has a way with botanical arrangements, she knows how to mix colors and textures and you most definitely are a master in giving them life with your exceptional coloring skills.
Beautifully done, my dear.
XO
Those oranges! So real like...another beauty!
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