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Owl postcard swap


Owl postcard swap
Originally uploaded by saunjune

This is the owl I made for an owl postcard swap on swapbot! I used Tattered Angels Graceful Journey clear stamp set and colored w/ copic and spica markers. (The glitter from the spica didn't photograph well).  He has huge glittery yellow eyes!  I am really pleased with how this one turned out!

Comments

Raven said…
Saun-

You have outdone yourself! It looks too pretty to be a PC. I bet the sparkles make it even more stunning in person. The recipient should love it!
Anonymous said…
I found your blog over at Swap Bot and I'm one of your new followers. I love this postcard it is so pretty.
Coleen said…
That is the cutest owl.

Coleen

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