Sunlit Rivulet

This is the second card made with the beautiful Penny Black ‘rivulet’ stamp. This time I wanted to create a pale sunrise and reflection so I painted some diluted scattered straw ink on the panel before stamping. The panel was already splattered with masking fluid in tiny dots to represent falling snow.

After the yellow ink dried I stamped the image in uncharted mariner distress ink and added a few shadows to the edge of the tree trunks with black soot ink. I blended the ink on the trees and around the snowy ground with a paintbrush but I didn’t want the blue and yellow inks to mix too much as I didn’t want any green hurricane sky!

Once the whole panel was dry I used blending brushes to apply a little more scattered straw ink to the sky and foreground as well as some blue to the sky.

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12 Comments on “Sunlit Rivulet”

  1. Earline says:

    What a beautiful card, Merry Christmas to you and your family

  2. I so admire your work and talent and very grateful that you share so much with us!

  3. nancystiz says:

    WOW! This almost looks like a photograph! I have this stamp and just hope to do something as fabulous as this. Love the use of the yellow for the sunrise. This is GORGEOUS!

  4. Karen Jackson says:

    Beautiful, chilly and refreshing. Happy Christmas Heather and all good wishes for 2023.

  5. Tish Rowe says:

    Your sunlight gives the scene a nice warmth. Just what we need on these cold days.
    Thank you.
    Tish

  6. Pat says:

    This is beautiful using just the yellow and blue..so atmospheric and pretty Heather and I love the early morning sun reflected in the water. x

  7. Donna Taylor says:

    Thank you Heather for all your beautiful posts. I wanted to let you know I pore over every detail and read your descriptive methods. Thank you so much for the inspiration and instruction.

    Have a Blessed Merry Christmas!

    Donna Taylor

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  8. Lagene says:

    Awesome creation!

  9. Kris Markham says:

    That card is amazing.


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