Quietfire Design team member Deborah March has artwork using Quietfire Design rubber stamps in the Summer 09 issue of Paper Creations Magazine. Check out your copy and the first person telling me page numbers where her artwork appears wins a rubber stamp!
I have drawn the names of 2 winners from the April submissions to the Quietfire Creations Poolbecause I couldnt' decide on one!
A huge thanks to everyone who submitted - keep on adding submissions, you never know what I'll do next!
The April winners are:
Jademond (Ramona in Germany) and
Carnival2003 (Carol?)
and you will both receive grab bags of Quietfire Design Gentle Thoughts Rubber Stamps.
And here is the slide show: Amazing!!!! (if you're receiving this as an email update, the slide show can be viewed on this blog by clicking the title above!)
And here is installment number 2! If you are receiving this as an email update, please click on the title of this entry and you will go to the blog where you can view the video. (A little smoother delivery this time, still need the manicure! As long as I'm getting the information across - that's what matters!)
Both these tutorial can be found on my website in the appropriate product categories, as well as on my YouTube Channel. You can subscribe to the videos there.
Feel free to suggest other topics for video tutorials!
Well, these have been a long time in coming..... I have been planning to make tutorials for over a year, but I have lots of excuses! Here is my first try. It often takes me a while to get into "teaching gear" and I didn't get to that point in this video - luckily the next one is smoother!
My son tells me I don't sound anything like this. And anyone know a good manicurist???? lol!
I sometimes get emails asking some basic questions about calligraphy and I hope this is the beginning of answering those questions.
If you are receiving this as an email update, please click on the title above and you will be taken to this blog where your can view the video.
When I mixed the gouache, I used white as the base and added a tiny amount of the Chromium Oxide Green. This made the mixture a bit too green to match the eggs, so I added an even tinier amount of Paris Blue. It has to dry before you can tell if your match is close!