Over at Smeared and Smudged our lovely design team gets to show off some wonderful creations using Smeared Ink images every month. I have a bit of a video and some pictures to share with all of you today. You can find the hop roll on my side bar.
All of my images are from Smeared Ink.
I used two headstones from the Build a graveyard set
as well as the skull front image from Anatomy 101
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| Before the smoke |
I hand painted the head stones without R.I.P. on them lit a match a voila! |
| Love the flame in the background |
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| The light at the bottom are the still burring embers |
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Wow, you really did a masterpiece with this one, great use of the jar and the fire and smoke looks perfect for a graveyard! =)
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Ooooh !!! Amazing. I love the flame and smoke effect and the way the skully glares through the scene at you. ! Marvelous !! :-D
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Rebecca...I think I left some love on the S&S site and facebook, but I will say it again "this altered jar is amazing".
ReplyDeleteWhoa, smoke adds that killer effect. Was worried that you might burn your images, but think they may be on the outside (?). Wonderful coloring on images and such a creative and awesome idea!!
ReplyDeleteI was totally worried that it would burn the images up too. I planned to be able to get one shot of the video and pics because the fire was inside. Yet I go very lucky and nothing burnt at all.
Deletelove this! so much to look at and an over all mystic feel to the project, fab work! xx
ReplyDeleteThe altered jar project is amazing..love the smoke effect stunning. your pop up card is cool.
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What an interesting technique with the fire and smoke. I really like the end result. I have decided to stay away from open flames, but this may be something I can handle.
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