The handsome eagle head doesn't need a lot doing to it - just a touch of colour for the beak and eye and a few strokes of grey pencil to shade the head a bit. I masked him and stamped the script at an angle, added some smudged Pan Pastel and then stamped the sentiment (the only father's day one I could find in my stash, as it happens!).Stamps:
Eagle Profile (Beeswax Stamps)
19th Century French Script (Hero Arts)
Father's Day Centers (CHF, retired)
Paper: smooth white
Ink:
Onyx Black Versafine by Tsukineko
Stonewashed Adirondack dye ink by Ranger
Other:
Prismacolor pencils (yellow and a couple of greys)
Pan Pastel (turquoise)
Corner Chomper
The theme this week at Pan Pastels UK challenge blog is an open masculine theme so I'm hooking up there.
Thanks for stopping by!
12 comments:
A very striking card, Joanne. I am getting very interested in these Pan Pastels.
This is really stunning, it looks like you have drawn the bird! xxx
Such a striking card - I bet he loved it.
Wow - what a fantastic stamp - and your 'less is more' theme is just perfect - really really love it!
it certainly does have impact.
It's so striking Joanne, I'm sure he loved it x
Wow stunning design you have a real talent.Thanks for sharing it with us at PanPastel UK Challenge Blog.
Kerry DT Leader
PRIZE WILL BE POSTED TO A UK ADDRESS ONLY DUE TO INCREASE IN POSTAGE COSTS !!!
A fabulous card that certainly does have impact. I haven't even got one Father's Day stamp in my stamp collection! I love Pan Pastels, one day I shall have some!!
Lynn xx
Super card - bet he loved it. x
Wonderfully artist card Joanne I'm sure it was appreciated.
:)
Such a beautiful card :) Viv xx
This is lovely. That blue is heavenly
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