Want to make your handmade cards pop? I’m sharing five simple design choices I use to create more visual impact—from strong focal points and framing to color, contrast and dimension.
Tag: color theory
9 Tips and Tricks for Creating Die-Cut Scene Cards
Learn how to build a die-cut scene card that tells a story! I’m sharing nine of my favorite scene-building tips, including choosing a focused color palette, creating a strong focal point, grounding and layering your die cuts, balancing your composition and adding a frame. You’ll also see how a few personalized details can turn a collection of die cuts into a charming little world created especially for your recipient.
How to Use Analogous and Complementary Colors in Cardmaking | Tutorial
Learn how to bring your handmade cards to life using harmonious analogous colors and eye-catching complementary contrasts! In this Hero Arts tutorial, I’ll show you how I combined blues, greens, and a pop of orange with the On the Shelf Layered Stencil set to create a bold, book-themed design.
VIDEO | Spring Floral Stenciling & Color Theory: Create with Confidence!
Love playing with color? In this post, we’re diving into floral stenciling three ways using the Hero Arts Friendship Blooms Collection! I’ll share a shimmering Byzantine Green background with a Plum ‘Congrats’ sentiment, a dreamy Mother’s Day card with layered florals, and a refreshing aqua gradient stenciled design. Plus, we’ll chat about color theory and how the color wheel can help you pick bold, eye-catching combos! Join me for some stenciling, die-cutting, and plenty of crafty fun!