Thursday, August 13, 2020

Artist Appreciation Blog Hop

 


Hey Y'all!
I get to participate in another cool blog hop with some awesome Stampin' Up! Demonstrators.  Thanks for joining us! Now I have a confession to make...I am not an art connoisseur.  I appreciate beautiful artwork, bur visiting art galleries is not high on my list of fun things to do.  So when I chose the artist I was inspired by, it was not from a plethora of knowledge about art and different artists.  However, I have always loved Thomas Kinkade"s work.  He is known as the "Painter of Light." You can read his biography here.  


This is the card I made inspired by his work.  Heat embossing, masking, and sponging were the techniques I used to create this card.  The "My Meadow" stamp set can be used to create many different looks.  The sentiment is from "Here's A Card," a set that has become a staple in my craft room.  


Of course, you can't forget the inside of the card.  


Card Measurements:
Card Base-Whisper White Thick Cardstock 8-1/2 x 5-1/2, scored at 4-1/4
Rococo Rose Layer 4 x 5-1/4
Whisper White top layer-3-3/4 x 5

This hop really stretched my creativity, and I am so glad I was able to participate.  I know you will want to hop all the way through and see what artists others are inspired by.  





If you would like to purchase any of the supplies used and don't already have a Stampin' Up! demonstrator, click on the images below to go to my online store.  I would appreciate your business!  Please use the current host code found in the right column when placing your order.  Are you thinking, "Wow, that's ALOT of supplies to make one card!" but I love the look and would love to make cards like that.  Why not join my team and become a demonstrator?  You can be a happy shopper and purchase from yourself at a discount, or pursue it as a business.  The community of Stampin' Up! demonstrators is amazing, I have developed so many great friendships that never would have happened had it not been for this.  Thank you for joining us today!  Make sure you subscribe so you don't miss any inspiration.  Have a wonderful day!
Love,
Nina

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12 comments:

  1. What a pretty card Nina. I love the use of colours. TFS

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  2. Lovely creation, and your technique to bring in light is great.

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  3. oooooooh!!! My mother's favorite artist is Thomas Kinkade. Well done!

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  4. Your card is beautiful and definitely has a Kinkade feel to it

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  6. Wow, what a beautiful piece of art -- and you've definitely captured the essence of light emanating from the pavilion. Thanks for sharing!

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