Dragons and their treasure

Here is the third entry for the Chococolate Baroque Challenge #34, the dragons card in the middle.

Here they are. Maybe I should call this set Og3ne as I finished the last one watching the Eurovision Song contest!

The idea was formed – I had an underwater card, an “on the ground” card so the next card would be off the ground. Not necessarily in the “air” – in space, another dimension… A dragon and his treasure.

Dragons with glittery bellies from sliding across the treasure, geometric and clean shapes like sparkling gems.

All stamps used are Chocolate Baroque sets, I’ll list the names of them later.

The layout. This way? Then there’d be a very empty spot on the top right, wouldn’t be balanced.

This way? Hmm

This way then? (The glossy accents was still wet here so couldn’t try the dragons on the card)

Wet glossy accents

It lacked something so I asked on facebook for advice. I figured castles in the background would be very suitable.

They turned out a bit too light so I retraced some lines

This seemed good – the red winged dragon near the red jewel, the teal dragon neer the teal jewel.

The card was just too big and I wanted the line of sight to be correct, so I cut off the bottom bit, trimmed the card a bit and inked the edges.

I added some text. (I had allready glued down the dragons with foam dots… not the smartest order but I had find the perfect spots for them..

The tail of the teal dragon is glued onto the card without foamdots, so it won’t in the lin of sight of the two dragons’stare.

Yup a small mistake, shouldn’t have tried covering it up I suppose.

The set.

Here they are. Maybe I should call this set Og3ne as I finished the last one watchint the Eurovision Song contest!

I just love the drops on these plants, Vrouwenmantel.

Beautiful dew in the morning. I know I came out here to take pictures of my cards but couldn’t pass this one 🙂