I wanted to play with my Imagine today, so I decided I was going to use the new Campin' Critters cartridge. I chose to make Big-foot and the snow scene, well, because of the weather outside. So I chose to print the colors onto white paper and then cut them out, I wanted to see how well the Imagine did all of this. I think it worked really great. You couldn't really see Big-foot's eyes so I chose to give him some black rhinestone eyes. I also applied just a little bit of light gray chalk under his boots. Love the way it turned out. I did recut the brown main color on Big-foot and the shadow layer, because the colors that I thought were going to be perfect were way to light. That was my only issue I had with the colors on the Imagine, the colors print slightly different than they look on the screen. I used foam pop dots on the shadow of both Big-foot and the scene just to give some dimension.
Showing posts with label imagine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label imagine. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Imagine Bigfoot
I wanted to play with my Imagine today, so I decided I was going to use the new Campin' Critters cartridge. I chose to make Big-foot and the snow scene, well, because of the weather outside. So I chose to print the colors onto white paper and then cut them out, I wanted to see how well the Imagine did all of this. I think it worked really great. You couldn't really see Big-foot's eyes so I chose to give him some black rhinestone eyes. I also applied just a little bit of light gray chalk under his boots. Love the way it turned out. I did recut the brown main color on Big-foot and the shadow layer, because the colors that I thought were going to be perfect were way to light. That was my only issue I had with the colors on the Imagine, the colors print slightly different than they look on the screen. I used foam pop dots on the shadow of both Big-foot and the scene just to give some dimension.Monday, January 31, 2011
You're My Cup of tea
You're my cup of tea. All images made on the Imagine, including the blue pattern paper. Images were printed and cut at 2.5 inches, the blue paper was from a 12 x 12 sheet printed from the Imagine. The red paper is from a scrap I had I embossed using the Tim Holtz checker board embossing folder. I used some chocolate chip ink to ink the edges and parts of the red paper.
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