I would like to introduce you to a Rick St. Dennis Randi
Dandi image, “Steampunk Peg.” I love that look on her face! She is only
available in digi form and sold exclusively at I Brake for Stamps. You really
need to hop over there and look at all Rick’s images and rubber stamps, YES I
said rubber, which I Brake for Stamps has to offer.
On to Ms. Steampunk Peg…of course I colored with my Copics.
I also add some glitz with Spica pens and Frost Smooch Glitz. I am really like
this Smooch Glitz. I think that I need to add more glitz to my stash.
Copics used:
Skin: E000, E11, W2
Hair: Y11, Y21, E39, E97, E99
Jacket: BG 70, BG72, BG75
Hat: C0, C1, C3, C5, C7
Scarf & Hat Band: W0, W2, W4
My designer paper is Graphic 45 Steampunk Spells collection.
This is a gorgeous paper! I cut all my layers with Spellbinder’s 5”x7” MattingBasics A and Matting Basics B, wonderful to work with. To align my layers almost perfectly I
used my new Layer Creator, designed by my friend Cindy Echtinaw. I am going to love this tool! I still need to
practice, but it will make my life so much easier with aligning all those layers.
Next came my embellishments. My embellishments are from Sizzix’s Elegant
Flourishes and Gadget Gears. The die cuts are from black cardstock. For the
sparkle I added Walnut Brown Viva Décor 3-D paint. After that was dry, I then
tried to make them look a little more metal with Inka Gold in Gold and Lava
Red. I chose to change the cardstock color because I didn’t want everything to
start overpowering the image. I really now think that black would have
complimented it better. Oh well, maybe next time.
I am thrilled that you dropped by. See you next time and
have a great weekend!
Aletha Jane
RSD Elite Design Team






1 comment:
Beyond Gorgeous! There is a "Just Steampunk" magazine. You should totally submit this for publication! Email a 300dpi file to kherrold@scottpublications.com attn "Just Steampunk". There is a snail mail addy too if you wish. Just ask and I can send it to you if you are interested.
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