I don't know if I will be able to make all 52 sketches. But, I will make an Any Hero card for each sketch I attempt. [And, I have a stack of pre-written messages just waiting for designed card fronts! :)]
All that said, I like my quasi-Any-Hero-card resolution better than this week's card. My goal was to make a more feminine version of my "Your Service Means the World to Me" trunk card.
So, I went with paper with pastel-hued images of landmarks, (including the Taj Mahal and Leaning Tower of Pisa), a raspberry-colored cardstock, and a more feminine computer font (Mistral). After adding the gray/blue cardstock, I actually think the card ended up being gender-neutral. And, while I like it, I don't think it has quite the panache of the trunk card. It certainly doesn't come close to this week's sample card.
Landmark paper from DCWV Travel Stack; Computer-generated sentiments; Miscellaneous cardstocks and embellishments, including 2 pieces of neutral-colored ribbon for sheen |
Wish me luck on my Any Hero quasi-resolution. And, happy scrappin' to all!
4 comments:
Great idea on the Any Hero Cards...I am not so good at that! TFS!!!
What an awesome goal, Sybrina! I hope you enjoy working toward it and I know our heroes will enjoy your messages!
Great concept with all those international greetings! Awesome goal! I'll enjoy seeing you work towards it all year :) Thanks for joining us in this week's OWH Stars & Stamps Sketch Challenge!
what a great goal - thank you for your support of OWH - great card also
Barb Housner
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