Monday, December 22, 2008

Layout and Colours


I have to apologize for not posting last week. It has turned out to be quite hectic!
However, the layout posted now is based on last week's colour combination and sketch. I have had this photo for quite some time now and just could never figure out quite what to do with it, until i created the sketch.

On another note, the survey is still up and running, so if you have not taken the opportunity to answer the survey questions, please take a moment to check it out. The survey will be running until the 29th of December.

Sunday, December 14, 2008

Your Ideas?...

I had one of my customers come to the store the other day. She provided me with a tremendous idea and so I wanted to place this out to the general crowd and ask what you think.
So, if you would take a few minutes to answer my survey telling me what you think. I do appreciate all the feedback! Click on the link below titled Survey to begin. (This survey is a short 5 question survey).

SURVEY

Thursday, December 11, 2008

SKETCH


Another week, another sketch.

Tuesday, December 9, 2008


A new colour combination. I think I may move away from the holidays for a week or so.

Sunday, December 7, 2008

Grungeboard

Another idea for you to look at. This is a video demo using grungeboard from Tim Hotlz' blog. Literally, when I want to be awe inspired I continue to visit his site (as you may have noticed, because I keep finding links to his site for you).
Click the link gungeboard to take a peek.

Thursday, December 4, 2008

The Layout


A two page layout based on Becky Higgin's sketch from last week.

Tuesday, December 2, 2008

Colour Combinations and Christmas Wreaths


I created this Christmas Wreath Christmas Card based on the colour combo from last week. I heat embossed with green emboss powder, then used water colour pencils, and crackle accents on the balls. I used the doodlebug flocked paper and brownish cream and green cardstock.

p.s. click on the water colour pencil link to bring you to our tv demos and see how to use them