They're perfect for this because they're mysterious and sad.
I studied Slavic Linguistics in grad school and loved the icons, so I thought I'd make an Easter icon out of Stewie... If you've never seen a traditional icon, this is what they look like.
 And this is what they look like in the Doodle Factory.
And this is what they look like in the Doodle Factory. I used Russian text I printed from my computer (recycled from my Christmas card) on the right and sponged it with red ink. The blue paper is Basic Grey Marrakech. I hand cut the cross and decorated it with a silver Pentel. I wrote the russian word for Easter on the horizontal strip.
I used Russian text I printed from my computer (recycled from my Christmas card) on the right and sponged it with red ink. The blue paper is Basic Grey Marrakech. I hand cut the cross and decorated it with a silver Pentel. I wrote the russian word for Easter on the horizontal strip. 
I traced a circle from a piece I punched with a black felt tip marker and then filled it in with gold Pentel for his halo.
 I colored the torn edge with a gold pentel and mounted it on brushed gold cardstock.
I colored the torn edge with a gold pentel and mounted it on brushed gold cardstock.счастливая пасха!!!
 
 
3 comments:
hehe, I love the way you think, Lydia. This is awesome.
Great card, I love Stewie like this (and any other way)!
Very fun card!
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