When I named the gallery on my website, I called it Paper Crafts Idea Gallery. I was thinking inside the box. Leave it to designer Lauri Ingram to think outside the box. A few days ago, she posted some innovative uses for digital stamps that hadn’t even occurred to me when I designed them. And [...]

One of the best things about releasing my line of digital images is getting to know some wonderfully talented artists that I might not have met online otherwise. Two of them are Broni Holcombe and Bonnie Sharp. They recently wrote about their experiences with digital images, and they both did awesome jobs coloring their cards, [...]

Two of the advantages of digi-stamps are that they can be flipped for mirror images and scaled to different sizes. Alma Olhava transformed a single wallaby image from the Aussie Animals set into a family group. After flipping and scaling the wallabies, Alma cleverly arranged them with the parents supporting the baby on their tails. [...]

I have really enjoyed seeing how other designers have used my images. It helps me to visualize more options for my artwork and new possibilities. Jennifer Scull’s style is entirely different from mine, and yet I love to see what she comes up with.
Hang In There by Jennifer Scull
What a clever pun for this card. [...]

Remember a couple of days ago when Cheryl won the first Angels Landing blog candy? For her two free sets of digi-stamps, she chose Aussie Animals and Pierced Flowers. Take a look at what she made already. Isn’t that a SWEET sugar glider card?
This is the first time I’ve seen any of my [...]

Today I’m introducing a new blog feature called “AL Eye Candy.” It will showcase the work of other designers using Angels Landing images on their blogs or online galleries. The neat part is that you’ll get to see some great examples of completely different styles.
The AL stands for Angels Landing, of course. Originally, I had [...]