Process
A solid paper from APP Rhapsody was used as the foundation for the page. Artsy Transfers Rhapsody_4 was added. Some of the layers were turned off or the opacity was reduced. The photo was clipped to the frame mask of the MM Frames 8_2 element. Now the fun began. To create the grid, 9 squares were made and colored. Brushes from Music Notes 3, Music Type 1, and Music Maestro 1 were clipped to them. Color was added to the brushes. A rounded corner rectangle with the center cut out was layered over the squares. Shadows were added. The grid behind the squares was made by drawing lines and adding circles. A dress model (found on a Simplicity dress pattern I had from the 70s (don't ever throw anything out, you may need it 40 years later!) was extracted with a sticker background and shadow added. My photo was clipped to a circle frame mask from FIT Pack 3B_6). The page was completed by adding skribble blooms, paint sprays, more transfers from AT Rhapsody and word art.
super cool design. Brings the 70s visually right to the point.
the colours and the rounded squares, the dress, everything is perfect.
your portrait on the sticker is my highlight of the page.
This is spectacular! You've really captured the 70's vibe. There's nothing better than putting an album on the turntable and sitting back "into the music". Yes, I still have an old stereo stack with a turntable. Every now and then it's fun to pull out the old records.
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