First things first. You’re probably as anxious as I am to find out who won last Wednesday’s blog candy. According to random.org, the result is: 13.
It really is Lucky Number 13. How about that?
Comment #13 is from CherylW.

cherylw
April 15th, 2009 at 11:03 pm
I love your images and if you are ever looking for a [...]

Jennifer commented yesterday that she was doing some research on how to color her Aussie Animals images. That reminded me that I hadn’t uploaded a colored version of the sugar glider yet. What a perfect opportunity to revisit a new-to-me technique, blending Prismacolor pencils with baby oil instead of Gamsol odorless mineral spirits.
There has been [...]

Some of the new Angels Landing™ digital stamping images combine printed elements with piercing. The process is simple, but the order of the steps can make a difference.
1. Print. With any digital image, the obvious first step is to print it on cardstock or other paper. Select the “Best” print quality setting. When possible, [...]

When you only need a few small digital images, there’s no need to print them on a full sheet of cardstock. Instead, you can cut it in half and print on smaller sheets — as long as your printer will handle that size. Notice how this project only takes a few pieces of each color?

To [...]

With a whole animal kingdom to choose from, why did I start with Aussie animals for one of my first sets of digital stamps? Of course there is a good reason.
As stories go, this one began years ago. Back then, I had licensed a line of collectible figurines to a wonderful little company [...]

Hello. I’m Judi Maddigan, and you have found my brand new blog. All of you blog owners out there looked like you were having entirely too much fun without me, so here I am.
I’ve also just launched a new product line of digital stamping images on AngelsLanding.com. Last year, when I started [...]