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Saturday 26 November 2016

Evening in the city

The latest challenge at The Male Room is -scapes - cityscapes, landscapes, seascapes etc. Normally I would automatically have reached for Tim Holtz's Cityscapes set, a set I really love, but DT member Deborah has already used that set to make such a fab card I couldn't compete! So I had to have a rethink and this is what I came up with


The city skyline stamp is an Art Impressions one, stamped and embossed in black. I coloured in the windows with a yellow marker and the street floor with a grey one, brushing over the grey randomly with a wet water brush to give those eerie long shadows you get in the early evening. The water brush was also used with distress ink to paint the sky, then a few tiny dots of white gel pen added to show the stars just beginning to come out.

7 comments:

  1. Another fabulous card, Jane. Love the city skyline - very striking. Elizabeth xx

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  2. Brilliant card, Jane, such a striking scene. xx

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  3. Great card Jane, I actually thought it was a diecut backed with yellow card!

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  4. Gorgeous! Beautiful card you made and fantastic city-scapes :-))
    Thanks for playing with The Male Room.
    Hugs, Andreja

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  5. A beautiful card Jane. Thank you for joining us at The Male room challenge. Good to see you again. Faith DT

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  6. Thank you so much for the compliment! I love Tim's set too. I think your cityscape is just super - really crisp. Love the sky with the coming out and the lovely shadows. Great take on the challenge. Thanks so much for playing along with our challenge at The Male Room this week! Deborah, DT.

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  7. Love how you've done your background ...such a contemporary and eye catching card....love it. Congratulations on your shout out, so very well deserved x

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