some more typography and hand lettered

sisters...

These three cards were hand drawn and colored. They are flat, direct-to-paper and will require no extra postage because there are no extra layers or embellishments.

my friend (hand-lettered, sketched)

Excuse my funny blurs (below) but I didn't want to show my already filled in comments to the whole wide world! I used some of SU's stamps on here. From Butterfly Basics. I still keep coming back to that fern image. 

It's okay (hand-lettered)

Artist's pens, SU's watercolor pencils, eversharp and eraser! That's all, folks. You can easily do it, too!

watercolor (hand-lettered)

The only stamp used on here is from SU's Gorgeous Grunge. Otherwise I simply used SU reinkers and watercolor paper and Aqua Painters. Oh, and then fine-tip artist's pens and an eversharp! The sequins cover up smudges from my inky fingers. I really thought it looked better without them, but What Could I DOOOOO?!

I Fall for You

praying for you (hand-lettered)

Another example of a hand-lettered and sketched greeting card. I used the stars from SU's Moon Baby stamp set.

Sisters (hand-drawn)

 

My friend Kayla creates the most beautiful hand drawn and lettered cards and other artistry. I decided to try my own hand at it. You see, sometimes I'm not well enough to work very long in my craft room. With watercolor paper or even just sketch paper, I can settle in my recliner and idly doodle, needing very little "stuff". Here is one card I came up with this last weekend. It's so difficult to photograph glitter, but maybe you get the idea on those flowers (top).