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ID: Cricut Lizard Triptych - Nietzsche (unavailable) |
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Sookwang tape picked up the negative
shape on my mat. Sprinkled Ultra fine glitter Warm highlights and
burnished well. Dropped Ecoline inks and dried. Used the positive shape
as a mask and sponged Perfect Medium then sprinkled with various
embossing powders. Colored the details with a Sakura gel pen. Added the
quote with a Sharpie marker. Mounted to a golden cardstock. Quote: Precisely the least, the softest, lightest, a lizard's rustling, a breath, a flash, a moment - a little makes the way of the best happiness. Fredrich Nietzsche |
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ID: Cricut Lizard Triptych - Da Vinci (unavailable) |
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This uses the stencil type image from
the cut out. Stamped the brickwork with Distress Rusty Hinge and
embossed with various Distress Embossing powders to get a rough brick
texture. Put Sookwang tape on the back and brushed on various colors of
Perfect Pearls. Then used another stencil as a mask to stamp the
decorative details using Versafine Black Onyx. Wrote in my words with an
Identi pen. Mounted to a deep cool red cardstock. Quote: Every part is disposed to unite with the whole that it may escape from its incompleteness. Leonardo Da Vinci |
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ID: Cricut Lizard Triptych - Leung (unavailable) |
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This lizard was cut into Sookwang
tape. Release paper from the background was lifted and sprinkled with
various colors of Distress embossing powders. The release paper from the
lizard was removed and brushed with Perfect Pearls. Details colored with
a gel pen. Words written with an Identi Pen. Quote: It's hard to explain to your patients. "You really need that lizard in your tea" Thomas Leung |
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