Valentines 'Emotive' - Marlon Teunissen - Tera

 Hallo,
   I have a Valentines Day shaker card for you today. I used this sweet and sexy image from Marlon Teunissen called  'Emotive' and colored her with prismacolor pencils. Thie sweet image is available both as a rubber stamp and as a digi.
  I used a die cut for the card which makes it very easy as it is cut and scored and ready to go - just glue the sides, add a clear plastic sheet to the cut out, add some shakies (in this case some clear beads and small red foil hearts) and seal the top.
  I decorated the outside with rows of red rhinestones and glittered foam hearts.
  Fun and easy to do and I hope my DH will enjoy her for his Valentines Day card :)
   Take Care
       Tera

Emotive

Hi everyone dear Sweet Pea Stamps Lovers. Today I show you a card I made with one of the gorgeous images by Marlon Teunissen and is called 'Emotive'. She is available as a single stamp and on Plate #  231 together with three other fabulous images as well.

I coloured her with Copics and I don't know why, but from the beginning I thought she have to wear a blue dress. The papers I used is from My Mind's Eye.

Thank you so much for your visit. Have a magical day.
Hugs, Karina

Emotive

Here's a wonderful image from one of Sweet Pea Stamps newest artists Marion Teunissen called Emotive. Isn't this image stunning?  I think all of the stamp images on Plate #231 are. I couldn't wait to get this image to color it in red and white with some gorgeous Turkish lace. I added a fun I {heart} U embellishment to make it a special card for my hubby.

The store is also having a wonderful sale.  Be sure and drop by to check out pages and pages of stamps on a great discount right now!  I can't think of any better goody for the holidays than stamps!  Also drop by my own blog as I am having wonderful blog candy in celebration. 

Cheers, Holley

SWEETPEA DT INSPIRATION

 This week I got to use this gorgeous stamp from MARLON TEUNISSEN called EMOTIVE available here either as a single stamp or plate (Plate 231, Sheet 2).

 With my heart whirling with ideas and colour schemes I started colouring the skin tone and then the gold top etc. whilst I thought about what other colours to use.  I next when with the brown's of the skirt before choosing the palest of the "E" copics family to colour the stockings and frills.

Then with the image 3/4's coloured I decided to stay with the "E" family of Copics and chose the rich red-brown tones which I'm loving using at the moment to create the auburn hair colour.  I particularly love the richness of these colours and added move depth using a Sepia pencil.

To add a bit of glitz I used a sukura stardust pen.  I was thinking of using some embossing powders but I've forgotten where I last had my heat gun!  Guess I'll have to find time to have a good root around for it!

Apologies regarding photo quality still having problems with light setting!

For any more details please feel free to check out my blog here.

Best wishes,