New York Sunshine Magic New York City is known for its vibrant and lively atmosphere, making it a magnet for people from all walks of life. One of the things that makes this city so special is its unique form of magic - the New York Sunshine Magic. The term "New York Sunshine Magic" refers to the enchanting energy and spirit that permeates the city. It captures the essence of the infectious enthusiasm and optimism that reverberates throughout the bustling streets and landmarks of New York. This magic can be witnessed in the lively conversations shared amongst strangers in crowded coffee shops, or in the performances of street artists captivating passersby with their talents. It can also be felt in the electrifying atmosphere of famous locations like Times Square, where the lights, music, and energy unite to create an unparalleled experience.
- Spectrum Noir markers - Distress inks: hickory smoke, black soot, shabby shutters, peeled paint, tumbled glass, broken china - Magic picture changer die set + add-on by Lawn Fawn - Sakura white gel pen - Black versafine ink - Memento tuxedo black ink - Memento black pen - Morning Dew Nuvo drops by Tonic Studio - Simply white Nuvo drops by Tonic Studio - Strathmore bristol smooth cardstock - Neenah solar white cardstock
Next I cut the tab handle out of black cardstock and attached it at the very end of the tab using double sided tape, a nd finally I added a teeny tiny white nuvo drop in the center of each flower, and some morning dew nuvo drops in the sky. Next I took my background panel and cut a frame out of it, I applied double sided tape at the back of this frame along the four edges, and I stuck it on the pocket.
It can also be felt in the electrifying atmosphere of famous locations like Times Square, where the lights, music, and energy unite to create an unparalleled experience. Part of the New York Sunshine Magic is the diversity that the city embraces. New York is a cultural melting pot, with people from various backgrounds and ethnicities coming together to create a vibrant tapestry of traditions, ideas, and perspectives.
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I'm so happy to be a guest designer for Heffy Doodle. I have a card for today, also on Heffy Doodle blog, and I will share a second card very soon.
So for this first card, I used three stamp sets to help me build this cute scene: Quack Me Up , Otter Side and Gnome Matter What , as well as the Grassy Lass border die set . And I also used the Magic Picture Changer die set and addon by Lawn Fawn to create an interactive card.
Like always when I create a magic picture changer card, I started with the background. And to make a cloudy and rainy sky, I first applied hickory smoke distress ink on most of the panel, and next I added black soot distress ink at the very top to darken the sky.
Next I added texture to my panel. I first splattered water on the panel and dried it using a paper towel. Next I smooshed my ink pads onto my glass mat, I added water and then I splattered drops of those inks on the panel: hickory smoke all over the paper and black soot just at the top and sides.
Next I moved on to the magic picture changer element. So I cut two pieces of Strathmore bristol cardstock: a long one for the pocket die and a short one for the moving piece die. Like always I marked the windows using a pencil, and then I moved on to the stamping. On the long panel I stamped a cloud, and on the short one I stamped the sun.
Next I masked both images and colored around them using hickory smoke only. Like the background I splattered water on those two panels, as well as hickory smoke drops using a thin brush. I removed the masks, and stamped some raindrops below the cloud using hickory smoke distress ink again. And next I quickly colored the sun and the cloud using my alcohol markers.
When the coloring was done, I taped the dies on the panels and sent them to my die cutting machine. Next I folded the tabs on the pocket panel using a bone folder and applied double sided tape on those tabs, front and back. I removed the backing paper from the inside and folded the tabs again to stick them.
Next I folded the pocket panel in half right on the score line, I applied some powder on the flaps and along the tabs as well, I put the moving piece into the pocket panel through the slit, and next I put each little flap into a small slit. Next I pulled on the tab to interlock the elements, I made sure that everything was aligned between the tabs, and finally I closed the pocket.
Next I took my background panel and cut a frame out of it, I applied double sided tape at the back of this frame along the four edges, and I stuck it on the pocket. Next I stuck the pocket on a white card base using double sided tape, as well as the remaining piece of background using foam tape.
To ground my scene, I cut two grass borders that I colored using shabby shutters and peeled paint distress inks. I first applied the light color shabby shutters on the whole element, and next I added peeled paint from the top to bring more depth to those borders. And like always I added texture by mixing the same inks with water.
One more element for my background: I cut a rectangle to create the pond and colored it using tumbled glass and broken china distress inks.
I stamped my sentiment "You are my sunshine" on the smallest grass border using black versafine ink and next I adhered everything below the interactive frame.
Next I stamped additional images on neenah solar white cardstock using memento tuxedo black ink and before coloring them, I changed the ducks into mallard ducks, using a pencil first and then my memento pen. When the coloring was done, I stuck everything on my panel using glue dots, foam squares and also liquid glue.
To complete the scene and make the sky less empty, I stamped more raindrops below each cloud using hickory smoke distress ink again. I attached the dragonflies using liquid glue and next I added white highlights on the images to make them pop a little bit more.
Next I cut the tab handle out of black cardstock and attached it at the very end of the tab using double sided tape, a nd finally I added a teeny tiny white nuvo drop in the center of each flower, and some morning dew nuvo drops in the sky.
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- Spectrum Noir markers - Distress inks: hickory smoke, black soot, shabby shutters, peeled paint, tumbled glass, broken china - Magic picture changer die set + add-on by Lawn Fawn - Sakura white gel pen - Black versafine ink - Memento tuxedo black ink - Memento black pen - Morning Dew Nuvo drops by Tonic Studio - Simply white Nuvo drops by Tonic Studio - Strathmore bristol smooth cardstock - Neenah solar white cardstock
Next I cut the tab handle out of black cardstock and attached it at the very end of the tab using double sided tape, a nd finally I added a teeny tiny white nuvo drop in the center of each flower, and some morning dew nuvo drops in the sky.
This diversity adds to the magical atmosphere, making New York a place where everyone feels welcome and inspired. The magic of New York's sunshine extends beyond its vibrant streets. The city is also home to iconic landmarks like Central Park, the Statue of Liberty, and the Empire State Building. These landmarks evoke a sense of awe and wonder, reminding visitors and residents alike of the city's history, resilience, and endless possibilities. Moreover, New York Sunshine Magic is not just confined to the hustle and bustle of the city. It can also be found in the moments of solitude and introspection that one can experience in the quieter corners of the city, like the peaceful serenity of the High Line or the hidden oasis of greenery in the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. In essence, New York Sunshine Magic is a testament to the city's ability to captivate and inspire. It is an intangible force that brings together people from all walks of life and infuses them with a sense of hope, creativity, and passion. Whether you are a tourist or a local, the New York Sunshine Magic is something to be cherished and celebrated. It ignites a spark within the hearts of those who experience it, reminding them of the limitless possibilities that New York City holds. Thus, the New York Sunshine Magic is a testament to the city's captivating allure and its ability to create an enchanting atmosphere that keeps people coming back for more. It is a truly unique and awe-inspiring phenomenon that contributes to making New York City the vibrant and magical place that it is. Note: Due to the conversational nature of the topic, some form of headings and subheadings could be used to clarify the structure of the note..
Reviews for "The Science of New York's Sunshine Magic"
1. Sarah - 2/5 - I was really disappointed with "Ny sunshine magic". The characters felt flat and uninteresting, and the plot was way too predictable. The writing style didn't captivate me either, it felt amateurish and lacked depth. Overall, I found this book to be quite boring and I wouldn't recommend it to others.
2. John - 1/5 - I have to say, "Ny sunshine magic" was one of the worst books I've ever read. The story was extremely cheesy and cliché, filled with superficial characters and overused tropes. The dialogue felt forced and unrealistic, making it hard to connect with the story. I regret wasting my time on this book and would advise others to steer clear of it.
3. Emily - 2/5 - "Ny sunshine magic" was a major letdown for me. The pacing was all over the place, dragging in some parts and rushing through others. The world-building was lackluster, with shallow descriptions that left me wanting more. The main character was difficult to relate to, and the romantic subplot felt forced and unnecessary. Overall, this book didn't live up to the hype for me.
4. Michael - 1/5 - I struggled to finish "Ny sunshine magic". The writing was clunky and awkward, making it hard to stay engaged with the story. The plot lacked originality and was predictable from the start. The book was filled with grammatical errors and typos, which only added to my frustration. I wouldn't recommend this book to anyone, as it was a disappointing read.