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Halloween Heat


Is it really any wonder why I LOVE Halloween so much!?! The Halloween color palette is one of the most vibrant and energetic color palettes there is! Everything from purple to green, orange and red, the visual sense comes to life with the Halloween splendor! Wow, that was almost "Christmas Poetic"... hahahahahaha! But you know what I mean. Unlike some holidays where the color palette is muted and sombre, Halloween is SO the opposite! And OH-HOW-GREAT that color palette is to color with the Copics I love so much!!!

Copics I used for this project (and there were A LOT) were:
Skin and face: E50, E51, E53, R14 and R29
Hair: E09, E33, E44 and E49
Outfit: B69, N1, N9, R14, R24, R29, R59, Y13, Y18, YR12, YR15,
Misc: E11
The image is a Simply Betty Emo Halloween digi called Rio Devil. To check out all the awesome Halloween goodness over at Simply Betty, click HERE. I hope you all like this project. I think it turned out super cute and I can't wait to find this card a home! :)
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