Sunday, January 13, 2013

Dead Sea



This stunning image is part of the Plate #234 by Rebecca Sinz and is called Dead Sea.  I absolutely love that it is so true to the original tales of mermaids.  They are the sirens of the sea and lure sailors to their death in the depths of the water.  This lovely is surrounded by the bounty of her conquests.

After coloring, including a couple of gold teeth in the skulls you can't really see, and adding stickles to the tail,  I matted and backed the image with a pattern paper from the Echo Park Love Story Collection.

Get Inky!
Alex


11 comments:

  1. Love, love, love the colour scheme you have used for this one, I adore everything about it especially the think border which brings everything together prefectly.
    Best wishes, Sharon

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  2. That's THIN but think. My Husband was rushing me at the time holding my breakfast in bed!

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  3. Wowza Alex! The ripples in that paper are the perfect touch for an undersea scene!!
    Love all the pink and how you placed the black around it.
    Connie

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  4. O yes, i can see gold teeth, when i make pick big. Awesome color combo with the paper.
    Hugs Nat

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  5. Such a striking card. I *love* your colour scheme.. her flowing pink locks are gorgeous and the dark paper and thin pink borders frame the image perfectly.

    Ali

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  6. The purple hair is a beautiful shade Alex. The background paper looks fabulous with this. Gorgeous

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  7. Cool hair! Love the soft colors of the stamp. This image is so lovely!
    Hugs Milo ♥

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  8. great card, love the hair color and the paper is perfect

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  9. Just wonderful Alex, I love that stamp I feel so inspired seeing your card now.

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  10. Gorgeous card Alex! Lovely colors - and those papers are perfect for the image!! So cool!

    Hugs, Randi

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  11. Wow, Alex, she looks amazing! Love the color scheme of black, pink and greys. Gives it a dramatic look. I also love that you kept the rest of the card simple and made a fabulous effect with the different papers.
    Hugs, Karina

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