The Critic

"Look, Nannie! She has fat legs just like you."

Bliss

The digital image is by Victoria Case. She is colored with Copic markers. Papers are from DCWV and the American Paper Company. The "Dream" sticker is from Serendipity. The tiny rhinestone flower is from Heidi Swapp.
5" x 7"

Wii Gamer

The digital image of the Wii Gamer was drawn by Victoria Case. He was colored to resemble my 4 year old Grandson (per my grandson's instructions) using Copic markers. Papers are from DCWV & the American Paper Company. The metallic "Victory" is from ColorBox.
"Victory" is 5 1/2" x 4 1/4"
"Game On" is 5" x 7"

For You

This little Dr. Doolittle rubber stamp was drawn by Victoria Case for Susana's Custom Art and Card Design. She's colored with Copic markers. Papers are from My Mind's Eye and Die Cuts with a View. The silk flower, ribbon and rhinestones are from Hobby Lobby. 5" x 7"

Said the Turtle to the Frog

This stamp is from Whipper Snapper Designs. Don't you love it? He's colored with Prismacolor markers and the papers are from Basic Grey.

Ben

Here is another digital image by Mo Manning. His name is Ben. He's colored using Copic markers. The papers used are all DCWV.
This was my entry for the Copic Buzz Challenge #9 hosted by Mo Manning at Paper Craft Planet. This is a great group and I am learning a lot. To make the fun even better Mo pulled my name out of the hat for the 3rd prize winner on this challenge -- which means I get a free image! Now, if I can only decide...

Mummu might as well dance.

Mummu is a digital image by Mo Manning. The quote on the card is a stamp from Hampton Art. The tulips on the top portion of the card are from the Easter Inchies set by Rubbernecker. The bottom of the card is embossed with the Swiss Dots folder and the Cuttlebug. Papers are by Bazzill and Provo Craft (Mummu's skirt). Coloring was done with Copic markers. The ribbons origins are a mystery.
I've been looking for quite a while for the image that seemed best for my interpretation of all the "dance" and similar quotes I have collected. Mummu by Mo Manning spoke to me. I'm expecting to use this particular image quite often. ...dance...dance...dance...