Saturday, 24 April 2010

She sells seashells...


For some reason this seashell stamp from Anita's reminded me of some exotic headdress, and that's exactly what I did with it. It is a (very distant) homage to Mersad Berber whom I admire immensely (I guess I need to win a lottery to be able to afford one of his works,lol). I am sure Monsieur Berber wouldn't recognise it as a homage, but then he spends days on each work, and I had about 20 minutes, what with Sasha demanding to change his DVDs and me getting more and more uncomfortable sitting at the table, that's the best I could do.
It is a birthday card for a friend who is an inspiration in every sense of this word.
Don't know if it counts as a girlie card for the Stampotique challenge, but when I was a kid, I always drew ladies in medieval dresses.

5 comments:

Carol said...

I think your card is VERY girly and I love the image. You've done a wonderful job and thank you so much for joining us at Stampotique. The recipient of this card should be thrilled!

joanne wardle said...

I have that shell stamp and I have never thought of using it like that!!
brilliant!!

Vicki G said...

Pretty! Thanks for playing with us at Stampotique

Karin said...

Fabulous card Galina, I love how you've coloured it.

Unknown said...

Wow this looks so antique I love the way you used the stamp with the headpieces.

Sara

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