Thursday, October 4, 2018

CAS[E] this Sketch #292

I've tipped Brian's Sketch #292 this week … but it's okay, I'm pretty sure he won't mind. 


My Viking [he was a stowaway from my recent visit to MFT in Florida] needed a little more elbow room...

 

Attending Kathy Racoosin's Daily Marker Road Trip in Florida with Bobby, and Nancy was SO much fun!  This little lesson [using Copic blending solution and a scrap of terrycloth] Kathy shared has taken my mediocre coloring, and added such fun texture! 

Now, you do know there are loads of inspiration from my teammates at CTS, right?  Let's go together... OH!  Why not try a new technique and join me at CTS this week?

=]  Michele

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17 comments:

  1. You rocked the coloring for sure!

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  2. I.LOVE.This soooooooooo much! What a fabulous and unexpected take on the sketch, Jo x

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  3. This is crazy cute!! I know a guy who actually looks like this - except his beard is brown LOL How completely adorable!!!

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  4. The added texture is perfect Michele, it's like he is wearing a furry coat!!

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  5. Oh...he's FUN!! You'll have to show me that technique next time we have a crafty session together, looks amazing. This is super duper cute!

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  6. Fabulous take on the sketch, Michele! Who would think of the Viking stamp for this sketch!? Love the woodgrain texture behind him and the clothing texture! Learning a new technique is always fun, isn't it?
    Hideko xx

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  7. This is fabulous! So bold - just like your viking!

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  8. Absolutely awesome, Michele. I like your take on the sketch. Makes this Viking take center stage. The texture is amazing. Your Copic coloring looks fabulous A fantastic card! :)

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  9. Love your take on the sketch Michele! I would say this manly man needed more elbow room too. lol He looks amazing, you did such a great job coloring him. Isn't it amazing how a little blending solution on a terry cloth can give such wonderful texture?! I always think this is so cool every time I see it done. Love this card my friend. Glad you had a great time with your friends in FL!!! Hugs, Brenda

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  10. I recognized the technique right away, Michele, and it works perfectly for his furry vest. I need to borrow him to make a card for my Viking son.

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  11. A fun card for a fun sketch. TFS Michele. Hugs..

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  12. Very cool take on the sketch, Michele! LOVE all the texture...it's perfect with your Viking :)

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  13. Fabulous take on the sketch! Your coloring looks awesome. Love the texture you got with the new technique.

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  14. Well no wonder that Ivan the Terrible needed a bit more elbow room! He's fabulous - especially that red beard! I love this!!

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  15. What a unique sketch it is! Love your take as well. It really inspires me to make me to want to join ♡♡♡

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  16. Well I think you were the top of the class in that Copic technique class! Your Viking is magnificent!

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  17. I'm liking your viking, Michele ... fantastic colouring ... brilliant texture ... and such a cutie ... love it! Haven't had chance to leave comments on all your recent cards, though have enjoyed them ... and know you'll understand that!! Big hugs, my friend ... Anita :)

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