Time for this week's CAS(E) This Sketch, this time by Jackie Rockwell. We have a new DT member this week - the super-talented Donna Mikasa! Welcome Donna!
I turned the sketch on its side to create this graphic Christmas card in classic colours, using Memory Box Parker Upper Case letters. The red mirror card looks almost liquid in this photo, doesn't it?
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I could not click my mouse fast enough to find out how you created the 'liquid glass'.....turns out it is trick photography :) :) :)
ReplyDeleteGloriously clean & simple - brought 'joy' to my heart!
You always come up with something so amazing and CAS at the same time! You boggle my mind!! :)Traci
ReplyDeleteWow, I also thought you'd been at the UTEE or something. Those red letters are fab and make the whole card so vibrant.
ReplyDeleteMmmmmm....shiny. Love how the J & Y hug that green circle. This is a very clever layout. The split cardstock with the green showing through is the perfect anchor to the sentiment. Lalalove this. Bev
ReplyDeleteSo that's shine I see. I thought it was a "candy cane like" paper. I love the way you put it all together with the green circle and line.
ReplyDeletemmmm, reminds me of a brand new pair of shiny red boot! Not that I've ever owned any myself, but that would be fun. You know my favorite is how you created the O from the background of the card ... brilliant!!! I wonder if your sentiment would fit in the O ... "world" is probably too long. Too bad it wasn't "to world the". That would fit better : )
ReplyDeleteI should have read on before clicking for a bigger picture and trying to figure out how you'd done those amazing shiney red letters! Totally love how you did the 'o'! Anita :)
ReplyDeleteLove the shine on those letters, Ardyth! Such a cool graphic design.
ReplyDeleteSo cool!
ReplyDeleteThose glossy letters look fabulous on this CAS beauty! NJ!
ReplyDeleteVery cool take on the sketch. Love the glossy letters.
ReplyDeleteOh, but your 'O' is divine, such a clever use of negative space, LoVe it!
ReplyDeleteThe shiny lettering is fab but how cool is that 'O' !!!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant piece of craftsmanship :0)
Jenny x
A true Ardyth card - LOVE it! You are just one of the most creative people out there!
ReplyDeleteLove this! I love how the O ties into the background and layout of the card. The shine is AWESOME!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant design. I'm in love with that O!
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