Hello all - it's a busy couple of days here at Words and Pictures...
You may have seen yesterday's Artistic Outpost offering, and now I'm here with the first of three posts in 24 hours!
This is a quick sneak peek to tempt you over to The Artistic Stamper where I've got a couple of tags to share with you. It's a pretty short post by my standards, so I won't keep you there long.
I hope you'll have time to check back later today when there'll be lots more fun to be had... yet another sneak peek, and then a whole post for you to enjoy right here!
Doodling is the brooding of the hand.
Saul Steinberg
Hmmm...... very interesting sneak peek indeed.
ReplyDeleteJust returned from The Artistic Stamper. I just love the double doodle and the way you have used all those delicious colors. You are one very busy girl and all the projects are just lovely.
ReplyDeleteooh, like the sneak peak... off for a proper look!
ReplyDeleteSo effective Alison, love your +\- take on this. Colours right up my street too. Nikki xx
ReplyDeleteGreat tags Alison, love the colour blends and the positive and negative designs xx
ReplyDeleteOh what a brilliant quote! xx
ReplyDeleteClever ideas on the tags Alison-love the way you used the wire for the tops.
ReplyDeleteChrissie x
Great result with the positive and negative effect...both tags look awesome Alison
ReplyDeleteGreetings, Alie
BLC. These are gorgeous! Chris xxx
ReplyDeleteThey're both fab! xxx
ReplyDeleteWhat's not to like! Both tags are stunning, loving the silver highlights:-) xxx
ReplyDeleteLooks fantastic with the embossed doodling, and the colours are gorgeous,together.
ReplyDeletexoxo Dorthe
Very cool tags, butterfly!
ReplyDeleteLovely tags using my favourite Tim Holtz die. The positive and negative used as a pair is great. x
ReplyDeleteThey are stunning Alison, I love the use of silver embossing in combination with the different elements, the colors fit incredibly very well!! Hugs, Coco xxx
ReplyDeleteI really love the squiggly writing stamp and your tags are both brilliant! Anne x
ReplyDeleteDouble duty fabulousness! Two wonderful tags and I love how you used the UG die cut! Very cool. Hugs!
ReplyDeleteBoth tags are fabulous Alison. Love the squiggles and wonderful colours.
ReplyDeleteTFS and hugs Annie x
Awesome tags, Alison!! Love the positive and negative! So clever!! That Alphabet Soup background is really cool!! It looks very abstract and is the perfect heat embossed background!! Fabulous tags and inspiration, Alison!! XOXO-Shari
ReplyDeleteWow! You have been busy so looks like I'll be blog hopping :D
ReplyDeleteFliss xx
Have just taken a look - it a great technique. Great results.
ReplyDeleteGreat tags there Alison. Funny enough I used my rainey man die on the weekend!
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Oh Alison your tags are amazing.
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Anke
Hello Miss Alison, squawk, double the pleasure, double the tags, loooooooove them,using the negitive and positive was brilliantly done, using the soup alphabet was PERFECT background for my favorite man, the colors are so beautifully blended, the perfect embellishments, the perfect topping, you are creating Miss Butterfly creating perfection, you blow me away, thanks for sharing..
ReplyDeleteI love the positive/negative take on your fabulous tags! The embossed doodle stamp is amazing on them and now I'm thinking I need to hunt down that stamp!
ReplyDeleteThought I commented here, I did over there. For the record, love these tags! Not too much going on, just enough. And the use of color! Stunning!
ReplyDeleteWow wow absolutely awesome tags, I really love the alphabet soup stamp, think I definitely neeeeeed that lol. I love the way you used the negative to make a second tag, what a fantastic idea, so might have to have a go at that lol. I love the bright dylusion sprays background. I can't believe Mr Umbrella Man is being discontinued, noooooooo, lol. Kezzy :-) xxx
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