To start, you need Butterfly Queen and Bombshell Angel.
What we are going to do is put Angel’s head and torso on Butterfly Queen’s legs. So, you don’t need to stamp out the entire image of either. I have made two versions of this “morph,” which is why I have two of each Bombshell.
Color in the skin and the hair. I used pencils for that. You will notice that on Butterfly Queen’s image on the top right I did not color in her belly. You can click on any of the images to see it bigger.
Next, color the outfits. Please note that I completed the line across Angel’s body. She is now wearing a crop top.
On the green version of Angel, I colored her outfit in completely. I used watercolor markers for their outfits.
Cut out all 4 images. I cut around Angel’s hands so that I can slip Butterfly Queen’s bodies underneath. See my finger holding her hand up? Please note that on the blue version, I cut Butterfly Queen’s belly on a curve. Cutting it straight would have been very obvious. But the curve works with Angel’s now-cropped top. Also, I did not keep the upper triangle of the green version of Butterfly Queen (even though I had colored it in).
And here they are in their new bodies and outfits! See? I told you this wasn’t going to be gruesome! They each have new, totally different looks to them!
Hey,Alison! This is GREAT!! I love it!
ReplyDeleteSuper idea and very clear tutorial! Thanks!
This is really cool... I need to go start sawing my ladies in half!!!! Thank You Alison for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteWonderful!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea Alison. I really like getting more than one image from a stamp. Thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeletewow Alison that is a wicked idea...and your colouring is awesome as always..hugz anita
ReplyDeleteAlison, I am blown away by this awesome tutorial! What a super way to stretch those bombshells ;D
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial and great coloring.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tips!
Alison!!! this is AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!! so beyond fabulous!!! i can't wait to play!!
ReplyDeletehugs!