I used vintage glass ink as the base of the tag. I stamped some bubble wrap in brown and added a script stamp from Paperbag Studios in purple and black. The terrific raven border is from Lost Coast Designs. I stamped 2 small Invoke Art face stamps in purple and then a big face on a separate piece of paper which I outlined in bronze metallic pen. I glued Holtz's film strip to the tag, taped the feather and glued the face on top. I added 3 light blue rhinestones for bling. The whole tag is outlined in bronze also.
Beautiful - this face really drew me in, then the details kept me lookin'! Great tag!
ReplyDeleteYes its all in the details! and you rocked this one!
ReplyDeleteFabulous! Love the colors and feel of it!
ReplyDeleteSo interesting with all of the details. Nicely done!
ReplyDeleteLove those IA stamps, Sharon. Great stamping! I love the TH film ribbon, too.
ReplyDeleteWonderful collaged tag!
ReplyDeleteThis is such an effective look - a tag you want to study. Lynne M
ReplyDeleteThere is so much work on this and I keep noticing more things the longer I look at it - great tag!
ReplyDeleteWow, this is really beautifully done!!
ReplyDeleteYes, just beautiful, and interesting, and worth a study too! hugz
ReplyDeleteFantastic composition, love all the elements.
ReplyDeleteA great collage of faces! I, too, have those faces from Invoke Arts, but I had forgotten about them! That's what happens with unmounteds in my craft room.
ReplyDeleteWOW... I love this, So many wonderful elemens to look at..
ReplyDeleteSo great collage!!!
ReplyDeleteA lovely collaged tag!
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