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Tues Freebie Challenge 09oct12: InkSplat

jode2771

10 October 2012 - 06:15 AM

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Tues Freebie Challenge 09oct12: InkSplat

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BHA_BrushSet_CitySlickPaint_Special_Splat
BMU_BeautifulBlack_Paper_Brocade
BMU_CottageRose_PaperPunch copy
BMU_CottageRose_WateringCan
SNU_FleaMkt_DoilyPink
SNU_FleaMkt_Emb-BroochFancy
SNU_FleaMkt_Emb-Frame
SNU_FleaMkt_Emb-RoseBlk
SNU_FleaMkt_Emb-ironworks
SNU_FleaMkt_Emb_LaceBrdr-Striped
SNU_FleaMkt_Emb_PprFlwr-Gold
SNU_FleaMkt_Emb_PprFlwr2-GoldChev
CVW_SupplyTracker
DJB The Librarian font

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Comments

Sara Arell

10 October 2012 - 07:27 AM | Permalink: #1

Ah...........beautiful, Jody! Oh, the things you can do with black paper! You are so creative and this is such a stunning layout! Fabulous!

mich perez

10 October 2012 - 08:26 AM | Permalink: #2

nice lay out.

lorac

10 October 2012 - 08:46 AM | Permalink: #3

Beautiful layout. The gold looks fabulous on the black paper and I love those water droplets. I just spotted the ink splat. You sure hid that well. What statue is that?

cherryyllaann

10 October 2012 - 08:55 AM | Permalink: #4

That black brocade paper really makes the golds and pearls glitter and shine so beautifully. Wonderful photo of that fountain and the ink splats are great! Beautifully arranged.

jhbren

10 October 2012 - 09:57 AM | Permalink: #5

Ohhh.....fantastic, Jody! The textured black background and gold embellishments are fabulous with that photo. I love the ink splat splash, and the watering can pouring up. They add whimsy to the decadence. For a moment, I thought you had channeled Escher - the photo seemed to be both behind and in front of the frame, but then my eyes sorted out the layers. I finally found the location notation - you've been a lot of places - but, as Carol asked, what statue is that? I need to convince DH to travel to Europe, while we still can. Thanks for sharing your wonderful photos.