It's so easy to do the soft hills with Oxide inks and so I couldn't resist creating another Sheltering Love card. Since there are no trees where the polar bears live, you don't have to worry about any details - just a few hills to depict the snowy terrain.
All I did was colour the image (I used Copics), fussy cut it, and set it aside, then went about creating the hills. I created some hill "masks" out of scrap paper. I simply cut a few rounded shapes to lay on top of my main image paper, and then I held them firmly (you can tack them down with temporary adhesive if you don't trust your hands!), and then with a sponge dauber full of ink, I sponged on the colour. I began with the sponge dauber on the mask (this is important because it removes the bulk of the ink), and then whisked it towards the page where I wanted the shadows to fall. Just two colours, Antique Linen and Speckled Egg. Hint - don't saturate the paper with them - use a light touch, and less is more! Also, I only used a teeny tiny bit of the Antique Linen over the top of the hills to depict the sunset colours reflecting on the top of them. I also cut out a mask of the main image to ink the shadow on the ground in front of them. I hope you try this with your polar bear or penguin images, it is really a fun and creative process, and the results speak for themselves!
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