I got the images and film negative courtesy of t'internet and the ticket from Tim Holtz. I printed the film negative onto acetate so it would look relatively 'real' and I used some also for the tie.
Thank you all for your fantastic comments on my tag last week. The ones I've seen so far this week are simply incredible! Can't wait to see the rest :0) xx
Lovely tag, and Harvey is a film to watch again and again! Valerie
ReplyDeleteI love James Stewart too, as well as your clever use of materials. Blessings!
ReplyDeleteCan't go wrong with Jimmy Stewart! Nice tag!
ReplyDeleteOMGosh, you did such a great job with this tag!! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI just recently was involved in a community play of Harvey. I just raised funds, but it was wonderful to see my peers act on stage for the very first time!
Hugs,
Ivy
Another lovely tag, clever use of the acetate, especially using a sliver of it for the tie, Jane xx
ReplyDeleteI'll have to catch up with this film.I haven't seen it!!
ReplyDeleteLove your tag!
Lovely tag and great techniques.
ReplyDeleteThey don't make 'em like they used to! Great tag x
ReplyDeleteA tag that James would be very proud of. Great technique
ReplyDeleteI adore this film too I love the way you have represented it in your clever tag.
ReplyDeletePat x
Hate to admit I dont know this film, but I love your tag.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant tag...love how you have printed on the acetate..and the ticket is a fab touch!
ReplyDeleteLoved the film and have to say that this is an incredible tag. Every little detail is perfect!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea to use negatives for the tie!
ReplyDeleteThe acetate was a great idea. Wonderful! Carolyn x
ReplyDeleteGreat idea to print on to acetate - frames your images beautifully Mo. I haven't seen this film so I will keep an eye out for it.
ReplyDeleteNot only have you chosen such an interesting film, but the image from it is great! I really like the use of the printed acetate - a good technique to remember - thanks.
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