I stamped these mountains on some cardstock as a prop for a song I was singing to my grandkids. Later on I found Kevin Nakagawa's YouTube Tutorial and was able to make it into a card.
My scene is very basic! I liked how Kevin used a torn paper towel as a mask, to soften the edges when stamping. Kevin stamped on a photograph of clouds which he shared on that YouTube page. I used plain cardstock, because that's where I stamped the mountains. Maybe I will try stamping on a cloud photo sometime. I would also like to try Kevin's method of adding colored marker to the stamp to add a touch of color to the images. His tutorial has a lot of good information!
Usually when using Stampscapes stamps I stamp everything in black first. This time I only used black ink (distress black soot) on the church. The mountains were stamped in distress hickory smoke. The hills and trees were stamped in pine needles.
I used blending brushes to add color to the mountains, church and trees and pathway.
Stamps:
Stampscapes: Rocky Peaks 118F, Curvilinear Road 145F, Church Sm.298B,
Tree Duo 085A
Tim Holtz Stampers Anonymous THJ009 Saying Stuff
Inks:
Stampin' Up!: going grey
Distress: chipped sapphire, faded jeans, shaded lilac, pine needles, scattered straw, wild honey, gathered twigs
Versafine: Onyx Black for the sentiments.
Here is a similar scene, where I substituted Kevin's Lakeside Cabin 147F for the Curvilinear Road and Church stamps. I used distress hickory smoke to stamp the main images-mountains and scene. Then I used pine needles to stamp over the grey trees above the water. I sponged the cabin with distress wild honey and used hickory smoke to sponge all around the edges of the layer.
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