Being the Francophile that I am - I loved this project :) especially how you've used ink splotches to denote the French Flag. Another very clever creative idea :) Px
...just popped over Mark, your tag is very striking, the eiffle skull tower is totally awesome, a very cool stamp and love the background too...Mel:)xx
Hi Mark, just saw your win with the amazing Dalek over at Paper Playful and I just had to come and have a look at your blog (there are so few of us men in the crafting world, we should stick together!). Love your work, it is not really my style but I do appreciate it in others. My sister does a lot of the same stuff but with less Gothic imagery! Read your profile and see we have quite a bit in common, except for the gardening (I started life as a landscaper in 1981 and have hated gardening ever since!!). Love Lee Child and most of the people you listed and I have three cats too (one more than you). We only have girl cats (I think the right term is Queen's but not 100% sure so stop myself calling them that for fear of sounding like a complete dolt!!), our girls (or 'kids') are Georgia, now 15 and twin sisters Jasmine and Willow, both 5. Anyhoo, gotta get onto my blog so will hopefully catch you around the blogosphere sometime, take care, Andy
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Being the Francophile that I am - I loved this project :) especially how you've used ink splotches to denote the French Flag. Another very clever creative idea :) Px
ReplyDeleteStunning !! :-D I went over and left you some luuuurrrrve :-D
ReplyDeleteIKE x
Cool stamp. I knew you would use this one some day (:o)
ReplyDeleteLove the tag Mark, your background is fabulous and I just love that skull stamp. Anne x
ReplyDelete...just popped over Mark, your tag is very striking, the eiffle skull tower is totally awesome, a very cool stamp and love the background too...Mel:)xx
ReplyDeleteHi Mark, just saw your win with the amazing Dalek over at Paper Playful and I just had to come and have a look at your blog (there are so few of us men in the crafting world, we should stick together!).
ReplyDeleteLove your work, it is not really my style but I do appreciate it in others. My sister does a lot of the same stuff but with less Gothic imagery!
Read your profile and see we have quite a bit in common, except for the gardening (I started life as a landscaper in 1981 and have hated gardening ever since!!). Love Lee Child and most of the people you listed and I have three cats too (one more than you). We only have girl cats (I think the right term is Queen's but not 100% sure so stop myself calling them that for fear of sounding like a complete dolt!!), our girls (or 'kids') are Georgia, now 15 and twin sisters Jasmine and Willow, both 5.
Anyhoo, gotta get onto my blog so will hopefully catch you around the blogosphere sometime,
take care,
Andy
Looking very cool!
ReplyDeleteAlison x
Looking beautiful in the peek, thanks for sharing going over to see the big picture, have a wonderful week.
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