GLASS inchie -
I used a couple of different light blue inks on the background, and then used the very edge of a dark blue one to create the waves. A white pen and a silver glittery gel pen were used for the crests of the waves, with a teeny fish gliding through them. The beach is made from Distress stickles ( makes such good sand, I think, sparkling in the sun ). Couple of tiny shell images left over from tag projects, and of course the main thing, the piece of sea glass. I don't often find sea glass on the beach, so this one is tiny but precious.
Thats all for today, it is mightily hot here, 36C when I looked just now, and it is lunchtime. Gotta get stuck into my tomato and mozarella salad.
Toodlepip xxx
4 comments:
My dear Liz,
The sea glasses are alwayes also difficult to find here,- Mathilde and I calls them our :"stones of luck" :-) I love your inchie with a stone of luck, and the beautiful sand and wawes- all so tiny and lovely.
Here we have so HOT dayes also,now.
Hugs and xx.
from Dorthe
Oh Liz that sticles makes the pefect sand background. Your inchie reminds me of my recent trip to the coast, except I couldn't find one shell that wasn't broken. :0(
Daring little inchie!
hugs Lynn
Too cute! SUch a sweet memento. We used to live in Kodiak Alaska where there was a beach called "Jewel Beach". Wasn't much of a beach, but it was , you guessed it, covered in ''jewels''!! Lots and lots of sea glass and pottery shards. I often wondered where they came from..some shipwreck? We found some interesting things there, my fav was a solid rusted lock (so cool). Just one of the many things I miss about Kodiak.
*hugs*deb
Your artwork is lovely Liz... the colors are so refreshing and I also love the sea glass. My son gave me quite a bit of it. He gleaned off his beach when he lived in Puerto Rico
Thanks so much for stopping by
Blessings today
Rebecca
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