I love the characters and animals in Lynne's kits - so fun to play with. I started with the fox sleeping in the hollow of the tree, then added the map reader. I found a companion for her in another kit, and then added a couple more foxes to complete the gathering.
Made using foxeysquirrel’s Quarkie-01 kit, along with freebie_background 2, Silent_Background-7, charlie-flower-7, 2, nest, tulle, framework-1, coloristic 4, tender-background-13
I had so much fun with the dragon scene the other day... and then when my granddaughter said - "Should the egg be in a nest?" I had to make another scene with her brilliant idea!
I was inspired by the many scenes I've seen created with containers - bottles, jars, fishbowls. I wanted to try one for myself. It was a lot of fun making this first scene. I actually made 3 versions of it, but I think this is my favorite. It's quite easy to change up what's in the bottle...
Inspired again by another Harry Potter movie: Goblet of Fire. I tried to incorporate some of the elements from the Triwizard Tournament where Harry has to fight a dragon to retrieve a golden egg. Although in this scene, the young man might be a defender of dragons... I'm not sure. We'll see how...
I re-watched Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (the 3rd movie in the series). When I saw the scene where Harry flies the hippogriff I thought - that would make a great scrap scene! This is what I created with a similar feel.
I saw a travel poster for Mallorca, Spain the other day. It pictured a lovely cathedral framed by palm trees, and a sphinx-like statue in the foreground. I wanted to create something similar using only scrapbook graphics already on hand, and this is what I came up with.
When a picture of the harvest moon over Stonehenge showed up in my Facebook feed yesterday, I knew I had to scrap a scene of it. Of course I had to add some wizards...
While everyone was out taking pictures of the northern lights the other night... I was pushing colorful pixels around in photoshop. It's not like we could see the lights here anyway - we live in a large metropolitan area with heavy light pollution.
Would you believe I got my inspiration for this one from the kit artwork? When I noticed the leaves on the water, I thought to myself "I wonder if I could make a scene with a wood sprite walking across the pond on the leaves?"
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