today it's corrie's turn to post her beautiful artwork for the roc nicholas rubber stamp design team. she used my newly released bunny stamp. love those colors she chose! to find out more about how corrie created this tag you can check out her blog.
Sunday, June 1, 2014
Thursday, May 29, 2014
Tuesday, May 27, 2014
Monday, May 26, 2014
it's monday once again AND a give away!
i am always amazed at how fast mondays seem to get here. today, for stampotique, i created a postcard. i used quite a few of my rubber stamps to create this.
first i used acrylic paints to paint on a piece of cardstock. i used a portion of my steampunk border to stamp the top border and then colored it in with markers. i cut a circle from scrap paper for the moon and placed it underneath the border. i stamped my newly released caged bird over the moon and colored it in with watercolors and markers. i stamped my just be you to the left side and colored it in with markers, i also stamped the bird from that same stamp on to scrap paper, watercolored it, and cut it out to use as the third bird. then i stamped the heart vine and used markers and gel pens to color it in. i also made stems to connect the just be you stamp into the vine. to finish it off i machine stitched around the postcard.
if you would like a chance to win this postcard please leave a comment. i will select someone at random to mail it to. please make sure i have a way of contacting you should you be the luck winner. i will draw a name on june 1st. good luck!
first i used acrylic paints to paint on a piece of cardstock. i used a portion of my steampunk border to stamp the top border and then colored it in with markers. i cut a circle from scrap paper for the moon and placed it underneath the border. i stamped my newly released caged bird over the moon and colored it in with watercolors and markers. i stamped my just be you to the left side and colored it in with markers, i also stamped the bird from that same stamp on to scrap paper, watercolored it, and cut it out to use as the third bird. then i stamped the heart vine and used markers and gel pens to color it in. i also made stems to connect the just be you stamp into the vine. to finish it off i machine stitched around the postcard.
if you would like a chance to win this postcard please leave a comment. i will select someone at random to mail it to. please make sure i have a way of contacting you should you be the luck winner. i will draw a name on june 1st. good luck!
Thursday, May 22, 2014
roc nicholas rubber stamp design team post
today the roc nicholas rubber stamp design team post is by jane. she has created a spread in her mini journal. she used party dog. i'm loving what she has created. to see more about this you can visit jane's blog. to see more of my rubber stamp line at stampotique you can click here.
Monday, May 19, 2014
it's monday....
...so it must be stampotique time. i altered an envelope using my be grateful stamp and my scalloped lace border stamp. if you want to see these rubber stamps or more of my collection through stampotique you can click here.
Sunday, May 18, 2014
and the winner is........
Gill said...
Love the dog Roc!!
congratulations gill! please email me your address so i can mail your postcard to you!
Love the dog Roc!!
congratulations gill! please email me your address so i can mail your postcard to you!
Saturday, May 17, 2014
documented life project
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Thursday, May 15, 2014
roc nicholas rubber stamp design team post
today's roc nicholas rubber stamp design team post is by renee. she has created a journal page using my flying birds. to see more about this wonderful art you can visit renee's blog. to see more of my rubber stamp line sold through stampotique you can click here.http://www.stampotique.com/stamp/roc-nicholas.html
Wednesday, May 14, 2014
look who's getting published.....
if you got the latest stampington postscript you might have seen the art journaling magazine teaser. if not check this out:
Art Journaling
- Find out how Heather Kindt transforms magazine pages into art
- Lindsay Ostrom turns trash into treasure in her Junk Journal and Roc Nicholas stitches ephemera into a stunning journal
- Renee Stien draws inspiration from Mother Nature in her garden-themed journal
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