Clearsnap: Introducing...Guest Designer Drew Scott!

We are very excited to welcome Drew Scott as our May/June Guest Designer, here on the Clearsnap blog!!

Hi everyone! My name is Drew Scott. I’m 16 years old and have been scrapbooking since Christmas 2009 and I am still addicted to it! I left public high school and began homeschooling which gives me 20 extra hours per week to do what I love and almost a 4.0 GPA! I love creating mini albums, mixed media projects and altered art. My style is modern and texture is a very important aspect, when creating my projects. I teach and volunteer at my local scrapbooking and jewelry store, I am having so much fun!!!! I love creating projects that are fast and simple but look like they took hours and hours to make. I can’t believe how much I’ve grown since my first mini album. I am constantly teaching on line, through YouTube and my blog. For me, creativity is the key!

My Website link is :: http://www.scrappyhappiness.com/

Clearsnap gave me the wonderful opportunity to be a guest designer here on there blog! I'm so excited!! I created this lovely little layout with various paper, all of which were edged with the "Chestnut Roan" Fluid Chalk Inkpad! All the inks used are from Clearsnap. I used a Cat's Eye 6 Pad Set called "Coffee House" which has some of the prettiest sort of burlesque like colors {purples, creams, blues and brown}

I used the "putty" colored pad and stamped it directly from pad to paper to created the "eyeball" like teardrop shape. I then added some white faux stitching with pen to make them pop! I splattered some "Silver Foil" smooch spritz on top for a splattered effect! Some more stamping was done with an astrid stamp with that same "putty" colored ink. The clouds were stamped with the watermark twinkle "stardust" ink pad which is basically a shimmery embossing ink. It created a tone on tone effect with the Kraft background. I finished off the layout by inking some Maya Road chipboard pieces with the "Coffee House" ink pad set and adding bits of washi tape. Here are a few close up images as well ::