Hello from design team member, Heidi.
Today I would like to share this cute spring bunny. She is peeking out of a spring meadow.
How I did this card was starting with watercolor paper. I took 3 shades of Distress inks and sponged them on the side of my panel. I didn’t bother doing any masking or anything, just sponged them on and blended. The colors are Scattered Straw, Mowed Lawn and Broken China. I then splattered some clean water on to get texture, and then, I splattered some water colored with the Broken China blue ink to get some colored texture.
After this dried, I stamped my bunny over top with Versafine Black ink. I used water based markers to fill in the image and then blended it with a wet brush.
After adding this sentiment on a green strip and matting with the same color, I finished the card with a few different tiny orange gems.
I really like the spring look of this card! I hope it gives you an idea too.
The stamp I used is from the I Brake for Stamps store and it is called Large Rabbit. It is available both separate and as a part of this great set called MS110 Full Plate.
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