Anyway, I made this card with inspiration from three challenges. 1) Pile it on where the challenge is "Color Pop", use black & white & one more color. 2) The ways to use it challenge at splitcoast where the challenge is to use RED and 3) Card Patterns for the sketch.
As a sidenote, yes, you do see some yellow but that is just to highlight the windows/lights so I dont really consider it a "color" in my card.
I chose this super cool 1969 Camaro designed by Laurie Wilson at Clear Dollar Stamps, as my focal point, highlighted by dahlia nesties and night and day (su) dsp. Although this is not officially one of my Guest Designer stamp sets from Clear Dollar, I, along with Lori G, am a guest designer for the month of September! There are so many great stamp sets that came out Sept 1, click HERE to check them out! Thank you for visiting my blog! I hope you have a great day!
The Details:
STAMPS: 1969 Camaro, Cool Ride (CDStamps)
PAPER: Basic Black, Real Red, Night & Day dsp, Watercolor paper
INK: Stazon JetBlack
ACCESSORIES/TOOLS: Dahlia nesties, watercolor pencils & aqua painter
playground & button latte buttons
8 comments:
Very cool card, Christi! My hubby is here still and I am choosing not to do any chores. Granted, we did do school all day long, but I'm still not doing chores! You amaze me how you can combine so many challenges in one. . .awesome ;D
What a great manly card! Love that car image and the black and red combo. Fab!
Wow! I haven't had acces to the comp. for a couple of day's and you have been busy making some amazing cards! This is just AWESOME and your tuffet card is beautiful, so is the layout on you color throwdown card, great work!!!
I love buttons and that is why I find this really Kewl, thanks for sharing and Playing at PIO.
Julie
Very cool! Thanks for playing with us at Pile It On!
oh wow, very classy, cool card!
Amy -- Pile It On DT
Hey that is so cool! never would have thought the flower dies could be used behind the car, it looks fabulous! Also like the alternating buttons and coloring!
Very cool card, I love how the car seems to be driving off the card. Thank you for playing with PIO this week.
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