This is the 2nd day of the All things French event at Rhondamum's blog, and I'll also submit this for the Created byHand challenge on letter of the alphabet.
The first two items are my source of inspiration for this card. When I was 15 I went on the first of three French exchanges with M-N, and I'm pleased to say that I'm still in contact with her. These are pages I made from the diary from that visit, and I so enjoyed my visit to the Clos Luce, home of Leonardo Da Vinci. Now I know why my teachers moaned about the size of my handwriting!
You can see that I've used the colours of the tickets as my colour scheme, although it came out a bit brighter than intended! The original sketch by Da Vinci is not called Susanna - I thought it just suited her.
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Stamps: Stampington Paris 1900; Tim Holtz I See Paris; TTS Leo's Plate
Inks: Adirondack Lemonade, Peach Bellini, Watermelon, Cranberry and Wild Plum; VersaFine Onyx Black; Adirondack Dabber Lemonade
Extras: Perfect pearls Gold; Black and Cream Card; PM Clear Domed Sticker; Grungeboard Minis
20 comments:
it's just beautiful!! I love France too and especially Paris!!
its just beautiful and great colors
very lovely card and colors
the frame is perfect
Very beautiful. Love the background color.
Wow this is really beautiful.
So wonderful colors. Love them.
Stunning nice art work.
Love France (Paris).
I've never managed to get to Paris or even France but this does make me feel a little of the atmosphere.
It's beautiful.
Lesley
beautiful art work.
This is lovely!. Love the colours! Thanks for taking the Created byhand Challenge!
Beautiful!
gorgeous card
So beautiful.
Ros this is really stunning.One of my favourite images.Love everything about this one..Perfect!!
Absolutely gorgeous, Ros.
This is gorgeous! So beautiful!
Fab colours, really changes the look of the image - fab
Oh so lovely!~
Beatiful colours! I love bright and the contrast is superb!
What a special piece to be made around some of your memories. I love it! Thanks for sharing! Rhonda...
Wow, what fantastic color! This is gorgeous.
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