Do you think you can stand more of these fun crazy birds? Oh my! This has got to be my favorite way yet to use them!
Stamped Comic Strip Card
The inspiration to use the Bird Crazy set this way came from the Crazy Thoughts set – the fun starbursts made me totally think of Roy Lichtenstein‘s art! (Check out more of his art HERE.) I added in, of course some of the accessories from Crazy Things, and a little bit of the sentiments from Crazy Talk. So much fun on a card!
Templates and tips
As for the templates – I made this card with the 5×7 template, since it’s got larger stamps. But you can also use the A2 size template with smaller images. The possibilites are endless!
A few tips to create a simpler comic strip card:
- Print on paper that’s compatible with your coloring if you want to stay “in” the lines.
- Diecut or fussycut images that “break” the bounds of the lines.
- Get a good one done, scan it, and print a few for your own use. (Remember, it’s illegal to share or post them, but you can make your own cards this way!)
- If you blog it – link back here! Linking to this post “pings” me to come see what you’ve created.
- Download the 2 templates HERE.
Supplies
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- Bird Crazy, Stampers Anonymous
- Copic Markers: EH – Blick
- Jet Black Lawn Fawn Ink Pad
- Neenah Cardstock, Solar White: 25pk – 250pk
This is wonderful! Thank you for sharing your card, the video, and the templates.
Sandy, thanks for sharing the technique for making this card. It lead to Amy’s Card Obsession making a graduation version. It lead me to making my grand daughters graduation card. With her wacky sense of humor it is perfect. She draws beautifully herself so I know she will appreciate this.
So glad to hear it! 🙂
Oh my golly this is so genius Sandy. Thank you so much for the inspiration.