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Dragonfly Fairy Paper Doll - Dragonfly Fairy Paper Doll

For months I have wanted to do with the great paper doll template from Kimberly Crick Enchanted Gallery of something and today I finally took the project addressed. I am very excited about what has come of it! It took hours before I was finally satisfied. The hair still looks a little strange, because I will in future have to work.

The fairy is made of heavy paper, stamped and colored by Tim Holtz Distress Inks. I added some small decorations, such as the heart of Fimo.

The face of a drawing I have installed digital, which I found at Dover .

For a few months now I wanted to work with the wonderful paper doll template from Kimberly Crick at the Enchanted Gallery, and today I finally started.

I am really delighted how this little darling turned out. Took me hours to make her, until everything was the way I wanted it to be. Well, the hair still looks a bit strange, I will have to work on that.

The fairy is made from cardboard, stamped and distressed with Tim Holtz´ Distress Inks, with some small embellishments like the small Polymer Clay heart. Size: 19 cm tall.

I used a digital drawing of a girl from Dover to give her a face.

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Alice in Wonderland Artist Trading Cards / Alice in Wonderland ATC

My Alice-phase is not over yet, and they will last probably a little :-)

I found while looking around the internet this incredibly great site - Digital Paper Dolls by Linda Jean. She has set a series of scans of old pages from the "Ladies Home Journal" and sells them as digital downloads for $ 1.50 per page, which at the reasonable price times just 1 € €. She has particular paper dolls, so dolls, dress-up dolls of paper on offer, such as Betty Bonnet, Lettie Lane, Dolly Dingle, Kewpie, etc., but also a very beautiful Alice in Wonderland-arm of the artists Helen Petter and Julia Greene from 1913. Clearly inspired by the original drawings by Tenniel, but in its own unique, beautiful style!

I then snipping hard-working, stuck, stamped, and created these four artist trading cards:

My Alice phase is not yet over, and it will probably last a while longer :-) While surfing the internet

I discovered this incredibly great site, Digital Paper Dolls by Linda Jean. She scanned in quite a few old pages from the "Ladies Home Journal" and sells these as digital downloads for a mere $ 1.50 per page.

She mainly offers like paper dolls Betty Bonnet, Lettie Lane, Dolly Dingle, Kewpies etc. but, that is a very beautiful, "Alice in Wonderland" sheet by the artists Helen Petter and Julia Greene from 1913th The sheet is clearly inspired by the original drawings by Sir John Tenniel, but still own have a unique and beautiful style on their.

Well, I started cutting, stamping, gluing, and created these four Artist Trading Cards.

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I am not able to ever come to pottering and items, since September 2009 when I go back to school :-) I felt during the masses of homework as the white rabbit from Alice in Wonderland, who is afraid to come too late :-)

It seemed I did not have time for ages to craft and post, because I started a new school in September 2009 :-) While doing the masses of homework, I felt like the White Rabbit from Alice in Wonderland who is afraid to be late :-)

I have recently had a very wonderful artist herself on Flickr, which inspired me unbelievable and has reminded that my initial enthusiasm for art René Magritte and the Surrealism was. Casajordi makes digital collages using Photoshop.

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Recently, I discovered a very talented artist on Flickr, who inspires me incredibly and reminded me that my first enthusiasm for art started with Rene Magritte and the Surrealism . Casajordi does wonderful digital collages using Photoshop.

I was then tried in this collage:

Today I have made another collage done: