I am so jazzed up about this album that I am already on my 7th page on my travel album to the safari this summer. I chose Rough to the Touch because it has the most wonderful textures and old world feel that I was looking for. I want my pages to look different from each other yet have a cohesive look. To that end, I use the litho/sketch look, naturalistic element, alpha and vintage frames to tie it all together. The truth is that though I am the one designing the pages, they are so different than what I usually do that sometimes I feel like I am looking at someone's page. How cool is that? If I say so myself. :)
The White Tailed Gnu can no longer be found in the wild. Once down to only 100, they now number over 4,000 throughout protected reserves. They have a deep brown coat, stiff mane and a long light colored tail that touches the ground.
*Smallest of the gnu family at 3½ feet tall
*Both males and females carry horns
*Live in large herds near water
It's About Time and Flying Disk Alpha by Lorie Davison @ SBG
http://www.scrapbookgraphics.com/xcart/product.php?productid=22066&cat=0&page=1
Rough to the Touch with Everything In It by Lorie Davison @ SBG
http://www.scrapbookgraphics.com/xcart/product.php?productid=22057&cat=0&page=1
Frame from Prairie Gal Frames Coll. by Lorie Davison
http://shop.scrapbookgraphics.com/product.php?productid=19977&cat=0&page=1Shapes: Tabs by Studio Wendy
http://shop.scrapbookgraphics.com/product.php?productid=21859&cat=0&page=1
Sketch action (used on a photo that I merged with the bg. ppr.) by Trish Jones (retired)
Font: Fountain Pen Frenzy, Antique Type
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1 comment:
Kait, when I first saw your heading, I thought it said White Tailed Guru. ROFL Awesome pictures and layout of the "gnu."
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