Duh !!!! .....because it is sooo much fun! So a big welcome again to day 4, the rules and the prize info is here and the blog roll in the side bar, but you knew that didn't ya.
I do have some exciting news for you, tomorrow the first challenge will start at the brand new Rick St. Dennis "Sparkle and Glitter" challenge blog so hope you will visit the blog and come and play with us. You will find all info about the rules and prizes here.
Today's piece for 31 days is a bloody vampire, this is one of the new Rick St. Dennis Halloween images , in his etsy you will find a lot more.There are also cool new images for Creepmas and a lot of cuties too.
For this card I coloured the image using pencils and then cut it out, created the background using rubber stamps from the Stempelwinkel. Used distress ink to colour background and then glued the image on. And then disaster ..... a glue blob on the card next to the head on the ground..... I tried to remove it but didn't work..........panic!!!
I breathed in and out for a couple of times and then thought to add blood over the glue smudge..... I know I'm brilliant (sometimes). Now I had a vampire with blood on the ground and then I added a little next to her mouth and a little bit on here dress near to the head to make it look like it was all according to plan. I took a pic and send it to the boss but was a bit worried what he might say about ruining his digi image with all the red paint. And he was not happy at all about the red paint.........in fact he told me.........
TO ADD MUCH MORE BLOOD!!!! ......LOL and I think he was right, looks so much better now, here she is Salome the Vampyr
I had so much fun playing that I made another card, probably should have saved it to post it another day but what the heck ....here is a bonus for you
and don't forget to visit the Sparkle and Glitter blog tomorrow, see ya for day 5
I will enter the vampire card in the following challenge
http://partytimetuesdays.blogspot.nl/2012/10/ptt88-frightfully-scary-projects-and.html
http://movingalongwiththetimes.blogspot.nl/2012/10/in-dark.html
Welll I am not managing to hop very much but am having fun blogging. I could not help smiling about the glue (pax) but only because I recognise that moment! But Salome looks amazing. I got a couple of the images and am hoping to join in the challenge with so many of you talented people it should be fun to visit. Your bonus card is brilliant so atmospheric. Vee xx
ReplyDeleteReally cool creepy images..I love spooky Halloween. These cards are a real treat!!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome work. love the blood and that scene is fab!
ReplyDeleteOoooh. I love them both but especially the second one with the colors. Thank you for posting.
ReplyDeleteFantastically creepy cards!! LOVE both of them!!!
ReplyDeleteAWESOME - Salome looks amazing and that head looks suspiciously like Rick ?!!!! LoL xxxxx
ReplyDeleteQuite the happy accident! the blood looks AWESOME! Love the next one too. Very spooky. xxD
ReplyDeleteLove this...so neat"O"...loving your style. Jean
ReplyDeleteLOL! I was thinking the same things you were writing about. Why are we doing this? I'm glad your accident had a happy ending. Great save with the blood! Both projects look amazing! Your boss sounds like a good guy :)
ReplyDeleteYour projects are both amazing- LOVE the fix! I had a similar problem yesterday and had the nerve to try GooGone and it actually worked. I am loving Rick's stamps this year - he is so creative and productive. I hate that the project I'm using a lot of them for is a huge one I am saving for later. Also, I'm flabbergasted that you are doing all this and going to a job too! My garden is totally going to seed this month ;} as I sit here and play!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pieces of art, Rick was right about the blood.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Julia
Oh, Salome has been so bad! Just look at the carnage! It's quite lovely!
ReplyDeleteI love your bonus piece! In fact, I want to live there!
I really love how you do your backgrounds, they are always so perfect! xx
ReplyDeleteNice stuff. Trying to make it through the entire countdown today. In the "m's" right now. Wish there was an easier way! LOL
ReplyDeletejust love your work.they are always so wonderful to gaze upon.
ReplyDeletehugs,
susan s.
Awesome projects love them
ReplyDeleteHugs xxx
Great job-this digi was supposed to have the feel of an old hammer films monster movie-they never cared about whether the sets and costumes were the right period so long as the lasies were busty and there was lotsa blood-Ya done good-and I love that 2nd card as you know thats my fav Stempwinkle stamp-the horse drawn hearse
ReplyDeleteGreat job on both!! Love your work!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Hauntings,
Regi ^_^
Fabulous cards! All that blood looks like it was meant to be there.
ReplyDeleteOMG MO! Both of your cards are just brilliant! I so love both of them! Super great job you did!
ReplyDeletePeace,
Kristy
Wow! what fab cards… beautiful colouring and the scenes are so perfect for Halloween! love the gorgeous colours on the 2nd card! :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at MAWTT and Good Luck in the Challenge!
Big Hugs
Sue xx
Oh this is lovely - evokes a creepy, Victorian spirit about it. You put together the images very nicely indeed! And the ghoulish graveyard is terrifyingly terrific -- creepy and very well done! Turned out great!
ReplyDeleteThese are both wonderful! Wow... you are so creative and unique! Love Ya Bunches!
ReplyDeleteooh spooky cards
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at MAWTT for my In the Dark challenge
Lisa x
Cool ! Love both of these but the last would have to be my fav! THink it is the colors :) Thank you for playing along with us at MAWTT :)
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