I took the Extreme Dirtbike set and did the dragging technique on it to give it the look of motion in black ink (looking at the catalogue I see he's supposed to be upside-down...oh well, I'll pretend he's just coming out of his crazy move!). I added photo corners and some large brads for that "motor-cycle" look. I used the rough texture wheel in Artichoke on the make card sort of a tire-tracks look. A bit of ribbon and some piercing...that's all, not even patterned paper! Great when you need a really quick card. :)
It's spring break for us here, so I'll be spending the week with my family. Look for me again on the weekend with something creative to show you!
Recipe: Stamps: SU - Extreme Motorbike, Rough Texture Jumbo Wheel, So Many Sayings; Ink: Basic Black, Always Artichoke; Paper: Whisper White, Always Artichoke, Basic Black; Accessories: Photo Corner Punch, Large Brads, Dimensionals, Piercer, Checked Ribbon, Tab Punch
You are right on with the way you stamped this image -- I've seen some guys do this move at the PNE at the Bike Show :D I'm sure it was a huge hit with the birthday boy(s) too :D Have a blessed Easter!
ReplyDeleteAWESOME card Christine!!! So totally cool and perfect for a boy! LOVE this!! Hope all is well!!!
ReplyDeleteChristine WOW this is one super fun boy creation......IT LOOKS AWESOME!!!!! Thanks for the inspiration...!! :)
ReplyDeleteLove it! I didn't know he was supposed to be upside down until you said something, so no worries there. I get the concept of the drag technique but haven't seen it done or tried it, gonna have to now!
ReplyDeleteWow that is a awesome technique..great masculine card :)
ReplyDeleteMarina
Very cool guy card and I have not seen that idea with the dragging. Might have to try that it looks great.
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