Today the wind is hurtling rain against the windows, so it feels great to be out of the weather in my craft room. Likely the weather has contributed to this wintery scene I have just made.
The background is a gel plate print I have had in my stash for a whilte, but the note I made with it tells me that I used Fresco Finish Chalk Acrylic Paint in the shade of Tangerine Twist, with Distress Paints in Kitsch Flamingo and Lumberjack Plaid.
The print had naturally faded out towards the bottom of the card, which leant itself to a snowscene. I used the torn edge of a piece of paper to create the landscape, stamping the Lavinia Stamps "Small Pine Trees LAV835" in first and second generation stamping using Versafine Clair "Morning Mist" grey ink. I used the same ink to stamp the Lavinia "Small Pixy Houses LAV734"
I stamped the Lavinia "Silence" LAV576, in Versafine Clair "Twilight" dark blue ink then used a white gel pen and a white Posca pen to add snow to the scene and to make the foreground a more solid colour.
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