Out of This World DAD!

Hello Friends, Father´s day is around the corner and I was inspired by that special occasion to create this card with lots of shimmer and very cute characters.

CARD DETAILS: I started creating the galaxy background, I used only 4 colors for that: Merman Lawn Fawn Ink, Distress Ink Carved Pumpkin, Distress Ink Twisted Citron and Black Soot.

With an Ink Blending Tool I put some of the colors starting in the corners of the card base blending heavily to get very vibrant colors, after that I apply the Black Soot Distress Ink in some parts to create the galaxy looking sky leaving some of the original colors for a colorful galaxy, and added water splatters too.

I love to mix and match different stamp sets so I used the little mustache from Dad Me Lawn Fawn Stamp Set and mix it with the cute Astronaut from Out of this World Stamp Set my idea was to create a Daddy Astronaut. I color the planets with the same colors of the galaxy with the blending tool (I use Molotow Marker to mask the parts I did not want color) I also add a mustache to one of the planets.

I finally added some little stars from the Scalloped Box Card Pop Up in glitter paper and with a Gelly Roll White Pen I added lots of dots to create the stars.

I hope you enjoy today's card and can create something special for the Dads in your life.

Hugs,

Waleska

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