Showing posts with label mayzyart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mayzyart. Show all posts

Thursday, January 31, 2013

Romantic Tango

I've been a fan of Mayzy Green for a while and was excited to see her new online shop. I've been searching for some more "adult" Valentine images and thought this one fit the bill nicely:


Supplies: Romantic Tango (Mayzy Art), red and white dp (Paper Studio), 
Copics, rhinestones (Michaels), Steel Grey Metallic cs (Paper and More), and 
Cherry Red and Black premium weight cs (Paper and More).

Here's a closeup of the paper I used from Paper and More. Isn't it gorgeous? I especially love the sparkliness of the Steel Grey Metallic paper.


I am entering my card into the following challenges:
Mayzy Art - Romance
Challenges 4 Everybody - Anything Goes
Hiding In My Craft Room - Valentines Day

That's my last Valentine card for now, but scroll down to see more Valentines Day card ideas.
Lisa

Friday, July 20, 2012

A Brand New Sponsor!

Welcome! It's my turn to host the weekly challenge at Totally Papercrafts, so I've chosen this photo of my dog, Dixie, to use as an inspiration photo. You can use this photo as inspiration in any way you want - use the colors, or a dog or a chair, or a "relaxing" theme.


This is one of Dixie's favorite spots in the house. (Despite the fact that my husband talked me into buying an off-white chair because "the dog can't possible fit in it"! lol!) She looks pretty comfy, doesn't she? :)

This week we are excited to have TWO sponsors (and thus TWO prizes!) at Totally Papercrafts. In addition to our regular sponsor, Meljen Designs, we have a new sponsor, Mayzy Art. I discovered Mayzy's work while blog hopping one day and loved her funky style.


For my card, I decided to take Dixie's cue and go with a "relaxation" theme. I knew Mayzy's Texting Teen image would be perfect!


The alpha dp in the bottom left corner is some paper leftover from my TAC days. The scale's a little off, but I thought the letters reinforced the texting theme. My 13 year old gave me advice on choosing colors for my image. I never would've chosen green (yuck!) for his shirt - but she was right. :) I knew he needed some embellishments (those are SO hard to choose for a guy card!) so I typed up some "text messages" on my computer and added those to my card. I sponged black ink around the edges of all my card elements to reinforce the grunge/Goth look.

I'm also entering this card into the following challenges:
Divas by Design - Anything Goes
Pile It On Challenges - Kick Back and Relax
The Poodles Parlour - Use a Digi
Mark's Finest Papers - Masculine Birthday cards (mine's not specifically birthday, but I designed it with that use in mind)


Head on over to the Totally Papercrafts blog to check out how the other girls interpreted my challenge this week. :) And be sure to participate this week for a chance at a prize for one of our TWO sponsors!
Lisa