I am sure no Oriole was ever this colour but artistic license rules tonight. I saw Cornelia's card where she had embossed a flower in white and then brightly coloured it. So I decided to use Stamplorations large oriole and coloured with galaxy markers. I was trying to get a feathered look, so no, it's not just bad colouring!! The hello is from Stamplorations Patchwork Frenzy set.
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11 comments:
Great example of the effective use of a black BG!
Beautiful Card!
Thanks for joining Casology !
This card is so STRIKING! The bright colors just pop against that black - totally pinning this!
Gail, this is just amazing! I know that it is an oriole, but the coloring so reminds me of birds I saw in South America when I was growing up! Keep your license, my friend!
Bold and crisp design. Thank you for sharing with us at CASology this week!
This is such a pretty card. I love how you colored the bird, and it looks great against the black. Thanks so much for playing along at CASology this week.
White on Black is one of my favourite styles but I've not used it in a very long time, thank you for the reminder. The colouring is fabulous so pleased you found us at Towfers, hope we see you again soon. XOXO Zoe
So eye catching, it looks really exotic and tropical. Thanks for joining us at Twofers
Jane
Those colors just POP!! Brilliant use of black. And your bird looks very content to be in the tropical sun :) thank you SO much for joining us at Twofers and I hope to see you again ~ Christi
How striking, absolutely love the back background and pure vibrant colours. Thank you for joining STAMPlorations January challenge, hope to see you in February too.
This looks amazing .... love the bright colours against the black, very striking! Thank you for playing along with the STAMPlorations CAS Challenge
So cool, Gail!
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