(note: this is my second post of the day. For the CFC #99 post, please scroll down or click here.)
Another great Fusion challenge
last week with an overwhelming majority electing to create a fusion of
the sketch and the photo. The submissions were fantastic!
Since I'm a Sketch Scientist, I'll always go off the sketch. For this sketch, here's what I saw:
1) a bunch of elements arranged around a center point;
2) movement ... I saw the flourish not as its own element, but as representation of movement of the first set of elements; and
3) a sentiment underneath everything.
So this is the result. A circus seal flipping balls in the air. I used a thick acetate circle to adhere the balls too. It's all attached in the center with a small brad, and a chipboard disc on either side of the acetate to act as a washer and keep the circle spinning freely. I was happy with how easily it turns.
Also, I paid attention to the pattern and made sure to center it before I trimmed the edges (thanks online card classes!)
Also, I paid attention to the pattern and made sure to center it before I trimmed the edges (thanks online card classes!)
Here's the movement of the balls.
I'd love to see what you come up with this week in the gallery. Remember, you only have until next Wednesday to link up since the voting starts on Thursday at 9 am EST.
Thanks for looking!
-Kelly
Aw... how CUTE is this, Kelly! Love your take on this one! Your interactive cards just ROCK like no other!
ReplyDeleteKelly, this is TOO CUTE!!! Love this!!
ReplyDeleteThis card is such fun! Love how the seal "moves" the ball(s). Bright and happy and the recipient will absolutely adore this! Way cool. Bev
ReplyDeleteThis is so cool! and so cute, what a great take on the sketch!
ReplyDeleteLove the movement on this Kelly - fun bright colors add to the energy & movement!
ReplyDeleteGenius! Kelly, you take card making to a whole new level. I love reading how you interpreted the sketch too.
ReplyDeleteIncredibly creative! I love the movement! Thanks so much for sharing and for teaching me a new way to look at the elements of a card sketch!
ReplyDeleteOh my word! So amazing! I can imagine the recipient of this having so much fun with it!
ReplyDeleteTalk about amazeballs!!!! Adorable, happy card! Thank you, Kelly, I needed this today!!
ReplyDeleteadorable, Kelly! thanks for the warm welcome to fusion!
ReplyDeleteHI Kelly - another brilliant card! I was just thinking about something similar yesterday - for a different challenge - on how to create a card with a circular motion - and I was considering to forget about the whole thing - too work intesnsive...but now I see your card, so inspiring - perhaps I'll give it a try..
ReplyDeleteWell ,I cant come up with something as creative as this! Oh…. how this one would be loved by the younger grandchildren! Brilliant!! I cant believe I missed last weeks challenge…. I must be watching too much news! Wonderful inspiration as always from you!
ReplyDeleteKelly this is beyond fun! Love it and the movement is spectacular!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a clever card!! Love how you interpreted the sketch and turned it into something all your own!! The balls being flipped is total genius!!
ReplyDeleteSooo cute and fun, Kelly ... I love kinetic cards and this one's just genius! Anita :)
ReplyDeleteBrilliant, Kelly. ;-) I love how you interpreted this sketch in such a fun way. Love the colors, too. Nice job!
ReplyDeleteThis is darling! Everything about it is FUN! :)
ReplyDeleteBrilliant!!
ReplyDeleteHi Kelly,
ReplyDeleteI stopped by to comment on your CAS-ual Fridays card and was totally amazed when I saw this one! Wow! What a terrific card -- TFS!
Where do you get these ideas? My brain can't comprehend your brain thinking up such great things.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun and cleverly created card! Love reading about how you came up with the design and how the sketch spoke to you.
ReplyDeleteClever card Kelly. I love your movement and that sweet seal!
ReplyDeleteWow! So cute and fun to play with!TFS
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this Kelly! What a great and fun card! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for explaining your scientific approach to the sketch. I get frustrated by my lack of creativity when it comes to playing around with a sketch. This is VERY helpful! Great card, BTW-love the colors and the take on the sketch. What a cute seal. But, I mostly enjoy getting inside that imaginative brain of yours!
ReplyDeleteJe découvre ton blog grâce à Scrap RV. Que de jolies cartes !
ReplyDeleteBeaucoup de créativité et d'imagination ! Bravo !
how sweet! i love the movement you've created...and your take on the sketch. brilliant!
ReplyDeleteThis is just so cute and clever. Brilliant idea on the moving balls.
ReplyDeleteso so cute and I was thinking, yeah cute, but where is the Kelly part? and then I saw it spun!
ReplyDeleteFAB, FAB, FAB Kelly - just LOVE your interpretation & fantastic design! You spun this one out of the ball-park!!!
ReplyDelete**shut up** I just realized that about your interactive card. Goodness woman...do you stay up all night thinking up all these spectacular ideas?! What a FUN card!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a SUPER cool card! Love the interactive aspect! I'm too big of a chicken to try something like that! LOL!
ReplyDeleteWow! This is cute AND brilliant! You never cease to amaze me!
ReplyDeleteSooo clever, another type of interactive card to try and love that the pivoting point is hidden behind the raised panel :0)
ReplyDeleteJenny x