Allywhitecat and Ching Chou Kuiks Little red

This is Ching Chow Kuiks Little Red
This was a interesting piece to color. I was intimidated by it but love it so much ..so I decided to be the little  train that chuged up the giant hill saying I think I can I think I can...
Greens are so important in this piece but oranges and reds are the key.
I colored with prisma pencils . This is  fun, more  I have had in so long I am making another one this week in blues I believe :).This piece ignites your imagine to so many possible out comes and I love that.
This is in our beautiful Sweet Pea Store. My favorite store in the world http://sweetpeastamps.com
Sweet Little Red
sheet 46
Plate 226
You will love this piece I certainly do .
Thank you.
susan

The many Allys of Allywhitecat and Sweet Pea's Charmaine Flannery's Punpkin Kitty

This is a beautiful image by Charmaine Flannery called Punpkin Kitty.You can find this image in the wonderful http://sweetpeastamps.com store.
I have many many many layers of Prisma pencils on here..I think next time I will try acrylic.
I love this image.
My papers are recollections.
I had to change the klitty to a tuxedo kitty the black and white...I have one named Magick they are the clown cats and what is Halloween with out a funny clown.
I hope you like her.
susan

Zam!

Happy Saturday! Today is the final day of the featured artist week. My image is Zam, found in Brigid Ashwood's collection of wonderful artwork.

This is such a fun image to work with. I always like to place embellishments in a haphazard way, just as though they are part of the items that are scattering from his pockets.

I hope you have enjoyed your visit today and will check out all of Brigid's wonderful stamps. Thanks for stopping by!

Featured Artist Week Brigid Ashwood by Milo

I have used the stunning rubberstamp from Brigid Ashwood named Firefly for the featured artist week.
Hugs Milo

Featured Artist Week: Brigid Ashwood by Shanna

Yay I am so excited this week is here. Artist of the week is still pretty new and I love seeing what each of the designers pick for their choice of images. Variations week is fun too sharing each designers talents for taking the same image and making into to something completely different.

So this week our Artist we will all be sharing is Brigid Ashwood. Her stamps are all available in rubber only. She has such a unique style especially with her steampunk creations. She also creates fun fairies. 

So for my image I chose Firefly! I love this image. Something so fun and challenging about it but I took on the fun of coloring her with my copics. Next time I need to try pencils once I get better are pencils. I think even watercoloring would be a perfect fit.

Thanks so much for stopping by Sweet Pea Stamps. Make sure you come back daily for more inspiration!

Featured Artist Week: Brigid Ashwood by Holley

 Here's an adorable stamp from Sweet Pea artist Brigid Ashwood. She has a whole line of fun Rubber Stamps at the Sweet Pea store, this girl is called Jinx.  I thought this cute little outfit, with her skull and crossbones tattoo would go well on this gorgeous paper that has an adorable skull pattern on it.  I added some great combo of orange, red and yellow embellishments and one of the newest die cuts from Spellbinders.

here's a close up of the image itself, be sure and check out all the other Sweet Pea design team works this week, as this artist will be featured all week long.

Check out all of this artists images at Sweet Pea stamps here.

Featured Artist Week: Brigid Ashwood by Kym

It is "Artist of the Week" time over at Sweet Pea Stamps.  This is when an artist is showcased on the Sweet Pea Stamps Blog for a week by members of the Design Team.  The "Artist of the Week" for October 2013 is the ever so talented Brigid Ashwood.

Brigid Ashwood's images are available only as rubber stamps at Sweet Pea Stamps.  For my card I have used the image called "Darja".  I have coloured the image in with my Promarkers/Flexmarkers.  I have inked around the image with my Tim Holtz Victorian Velvet and Tumbled Glass distress inks and added some pearl dots.  

For my card I have used a new CD called "Perfect Papercrafting Companions" by Creative Crafting World.  I have used a plain pink/spotty pink and a plain blue/gingham blue to match the image.  I have finished the card off with some die-cuts, doily, raffia ribbon, Craftwork Cards die-cut sentiment and Card Candi.

Featured Artist Week-Brigid Ashwood by Danni

It's time at Sweet Pea Stamps for the Artist of the Week! This time around we have Brigid Ashwood and her Phunky Pharies! Be sure to check out the Sweet Pea Stamps Design Team blog each day to see the fab stamps from this amazing artist!

For my card I chose Pinkie! She can be found as a single rubber stamp or on Sheet 1-Plate #74. I colored the stamp with copics and then kept the design simple so she could really stand out!

Enjoy your day!!

Featured Artist Week: Brigid Ashwood by Viola

For this week we needed to make a project with an image from Brigid Ashwood.  I decided on Steam Butterfly.it is on sheet 4 plate105.  My esthetic is bright colors and sparkle and this was my first try for steampunk.  I ended up with this.  I really liked it because I was me.

Here is a close up of the actual image.  I used copic colorsV01, BG00 and Y04

 I hope so mush that you enjoyed my creation, go to the sweet pea stamps website to see more of her fabulous designs.
Thank you,
Viola

Featured Artist Week: Brigid Ashwood by Ali

This week here at Sweet Pea Stamps the Design Team are featuring the artwork of Brigid Ashwood. We are each working with her gorgeous stamp designs and I chose to create with this great stamp called Margox:

I love Brigid's Phunky Phairies range of stamps and I have a few of them. They are great to colour in and the characters have a funky attitude to them that I love. I coloured Margox with my Prismacolour pencils.

I also added some interest to the image by using a Versmarker pen and Silver Pearl embossing powder to heat emboss the background section of the image. This powder gives a lovely sheen when the light hits it:

The design for my card was inspired by the circular background section of the image... I had the idea to layer the image over a circular aperture in my card. I decorated the inside of the card with pale pink paper that would show through the aperture... here's how it looks with the card fully opened:

I used nesting dies to cut the circular aperture in my card front and in a layer of white card which I had trimmed to fit the card front. I decorated the white card layer by flicking paint across it and then heat embossing the edges with Shabby Pink Frantage embossing powder.

To finish off, I attached my cut-out image over the aperture and added some flowers and a gemstone border around the aperture:

Brigid's stamps are available in red rubber from the Sweet Pea Stamps store and for this week only are on special offer. :)