Have I told you lately that I have a rooster fetish? lol! I love Roosters! I'm sure I wouldn't love them so much if they were cockadoodledoing early in the morning in my backyard. When we were in Italy and stayed in Tuscany we rented a villa for a week. We would hear roosters doodling all day long. When I came home my fascination with roosters grew. When I saw this image on Rubber Stamp Ave, I knew that he needed to be in my collection. I've had him for a long time (see, I'm really using my stuff now!) The Italian Script stamp is a background stamp from Hero Arts...I don't know who made the cancelled Sienna Italia stamp...sorry! The dp is from Basic Grey, Cupcake, I think, and the cardstock is black, barely banana, riding hood red, and brocade blue. I colored him in with my copic markers. and then sponged, sponged, sponged.
Enjoy! Cockadoodledo, thanks for all you do!
Smiles :)
Lorraine
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
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12 comments:
Beautiful rooster!
wow, he is colored beautifully!
wow! I'm not even that fond of roosters, but this one is fabulous! Your coloring is just awesome!
Ooh, he's gorgeous! I love roosters too...chickens of all kinds! I wish I could have them in my backyard but my husband would probably have me committed! Great coloring on this guy!
You have some great coloring and sponging techniques. I love the coloring detail that you put into your creations.
My parents have a farm and when we stay during the summer I don't mind the rooster the first morning or two, but after that enough is enough. LOL!!
Great blog Lorraine! First time visitor and Im impressed. Keep it up! :)
Awesome card! Your rooster's coloring is fabulous. The background papers work so well.
He looks fantastic!!! I love all the colors on him...great card!
You did an amazing job coloring the rooster...absolutely beautiful!
this is a great card. you colored it perfectly and the papers are beautiful as well.
OMG! That is GORGEOUS!! You did a fantastic job here! Wow!!
Good grief, this rooster is amazing. Fabulous job.
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