Scribbles This! #2

Ok.. last one for the day! ;)

I had so much fun with Lisa Spangler's first Scribble This challenge that I couldn't wait for the next one!


This time we learned how to adjust the levels using a photo editing software (I used Photoshop Elements) to make the grayish hues look like the true white they should be! Here are my before & after photos of my card.

I also took my card outside for a photoshoot too ;)

Supplies: Flower Branch with Owl; All Occasion Messages; Clouds (Hero Arts), Dew Drops (Robin's Egg), Caramel Latte Tan fun flock (Stampendous), Scalloped Scallop border punch (EK Success), Swiss Dots embossing folder (Cuttlebug), string, buttons, Copic Markers

Be sure you scroll down to see my earlier post from today too!

Until next time- thanks for stopping in!

Scribble This!

The fabulous Lisa Spangler has a new challenge on her blog "Scribble This" mixing cardmaking with learning new skills in photography!



I have a Nikon camera that has all kinds of settings- but don't know how to use most of them! I was amazed at the differences of white color balance settings and look forward to future lessons! Here is the card I made taken with the different white color balance settings.

Auto:

Custom:


And just for fun I experimented with some of the pre-sets on my camera:
Flourescent:

Incandescent:

Supplies: DesignBlock Stencil, Heart-winged Butterfly (both Hero Arts), Swiss Dots & Script embossing folders (Cuttlebug), Bling flower (Imaginisce), pearl gems

*Edited to add* I had the chance to take a picture of this card outside like I usually do just to add another comparison.

I also wanted to add that this card was inspired by one of my fellow Hero Arts Flickr friends, Donna Mikasa on this card here.

Thanks for stopping in, I will have more to share soon!