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HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!!


WHOO HOO!!! Today is the big day! So my project today doesn't really seem to reflect the scariness of Halloween, nor does it reflect the craziness of the Crazy Halloween Challenge that ends here at Fun And Mental Changes tonight (click HERE for deets), but let me assure you that this project is PERFECT for today.

I picked the pink palette in honor of the last day of Breast Cancer Awareness month, the GORGEOUS witch in honor of Halloween and I PROMISE.... I went CRAZY trying to master the use of the Martha Stewart Punch Around The Page and that was pretty scary!!! Yes, oh yes, this project is PERFECT for today!!!

It's so hard to believe that this Halloween season is almost over... it feels like it just started!!! That's it! I propose that we have "Second Halloween" in April!!! :) Who's with me?

Copics I used for this project: E35, E42, E49, E50, E51, E53, R81, RV34 and RV91 (RV91 is lighter than RV34).

Comments

Debra said…
Oh I love this image, fantastic job taming Martha! Looks Terrific!
Great image, I'm with you on a second Halloween, I was so sad putting all my Halloween supplies away!
I Wonder Wye said…
that's so great! You are very talented. i agree it seems we just had 4th of July! I wish autumn lasted six months. I saw all the ads for Christmas in the Sunday paper and it made me want to puke...

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