The newest stamp sets were just released last night on the TSG website! Today I have a little project to share with you that I've been working on over the last few days :)
It's no secret that I loooove to combine TSG stamp sets to create different scenes and I gotta tell you, Once Upon A Time is going to see lots of ink :) The main part of my project starts out at around 4x6 inches and I combined 3 different TSG sets that you may have never thought of putting together.
I started by stamping images from the following stamp sets onto white card stock-
Once Upon A Time: window, prince, mouse (on ground)
Aim For The Clouds: mountain, clouds
Blossom By Blossom: grass under tower
I then used a Copic multiliner to draw in the rest of the scene like the tower, field below mountain and bush. When I was happy with that I colored the background. On a separate piece of card stock I stamped the images multiple times, colored, cut out and layered them together before adhering to the background. Some of you may think that this is a bit time consuming but honestly, this is my favorite type of stamping! I love the creativity that goes into looking at old stamp sets in a whole new light and find new ways to combine them to create a piece of art :)
For more ideas on how to use this as well as the other new stamp sets, make sure you stop by the TSG Tips & Tricks blog where you can download a ton of different tip sheets using your favorite stamp sets!!! I have created a couple of different tip sheets featuring the Once Upon A Time set that will show you how I went about masking to be able to combine different images from this set together.
Ink: Momento Tuxedo Black
Paper: White card stock
Accessories: Prismacolor pencils, OMS, Dimensionals
5 comments:
Gorgeous! I love your project! I think you can make a children's book with this stamp set!
This is just amazing Jessica!! I love the scene you have created here!!
This is AWESOME Jessica! Now I wish I had purchased this set - WAAH! Such a gorgeous scene!
~Meredith
Wow! This is stunning!
WOW! What a work of art.
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