We all agree that masculine cards can be difficult to make, but when it’s for an older teen then it becomes almost impossible lol. Today I thought I would share a video making a card that should make any young man smile.
You can see my video here or Watch it in HD at Youtube.
Untilnexttime,
Other Supplies: Zig 01 Black marker. Prismacolor Pencils – Ligh Peach, Goldenrod, Jasmine, Poppy Red, Crimson Lake, Cool Grey 50%, Indigo Blue. Polychromos – Prussian Blue.
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This is awesome!! Love your added details and coloring! Perfect for an older teen! 😉
super fun!
I struggle so much too with masculine cards!
Such a cute card ! My grandson simply loves superhero images . Thanks for sharing
Oh yes, this would definitely make any young guy smile! LOVE this fun card, Therese!
Wonderful card, I even have that stamp set!! Your masculine cards are always great.
Love this card and your idea of adding the hatch and dot marks – so authentic! Great idea for teen masculine card:)
Thank you so much for re-creating this card to allow for filming – brilliant 🙂
oh my gosh what an awesome card Therese. Masculine a licious.
What a great teenage boy card – agreed they are the hardest!
Great card, love these superheros you use. Need to get some of these I do think.
fabulous coloring.. such a fun card
What a fun card! Great video too.
Love the cartoon style detail you added… great idea for a guys card 🙂 x
Great guys card. 🙂
Wanted to stop by and tell you that this is definitely a fun card for a teen guy, and to apologize for not watching your video. DH is under the weather, and I’m up and down running for him. But I do love this super, superhero card!
I just LOVE this card!
Fun and so brilliant, Therese! Hugs, Anita 🙂
Superboy to the masculine card rescue. This is such a fun card, Therese.
o jeah, teen boy cards are the hardest, I know!!! But this one is brilliant, I think you are a carmaking-superhero!!
Ohh, I love this! Great image and I love the subtle stamping in the background.