Don't ask me why, but as I looked at it, all I could see were trees and birds, not skyscrapers and stars.
Maybe I just needed one more excuse to use my all time favorite SU set, "Lovely As A Tree." And threw in the great tree from "Pendant Park" as well. I added the sentiment because I plan on sending this card to a friend who is going through a rough patch.
Now, head on over to Heidi's blog to see how the rest of the Gotham City Stampers design team interpreted Marty's sketch. I think you'll be surprised at the variety.
11 comments:
Nice interpretation! I LOVE that Stampin' Up set, too. So versatile. I like the one green tree. Nice focal point. Is the background printed paper or did you make that? If you made it, how did you do it?
It's definately different than the sketch, but I like your interpretation better. Love the trees, girl.
Oh WOW what a gorgeous card...It's so warm and inviting!!!!! You've done a beautiful job on this!!!!
How creative! It's so inspiring to see how people interpret art!
I like your "vision"!! Great job!!
I love this interpretation of the sketch - great job!
I love your trees and birds! What a find job you did expressing your interpretation of the sketch! I'll check them all out at Heidi's blog too! Diann
Eileen, love your card and the sentiment you stamped on it for your friend in need. Nice . . . very nice.
First of all, I think it's adorable that Marty and Heidi share this hobby together. Second, your work is beautiful. I see you took artistic liberties in your interpretation of Marty's work!
Love the way you always make these sketches your own!
Beautiful card....your friend will be pleased to get such a beautiful sentiment from you.
Post a Comment