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A popular stamp for ice / winter / Christmas scenes. Blue wax colour works well with this graphic. Make sure the penquin group is standing on a line of darker colour - penguins can't fly. [50 gms]
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Pegasus brings a very positive element into the fantasy world. [50 gms]
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An ideal image for many magical and fantasy images [50 gms]
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An ideal image for many magical and fantasy images [30 gms]
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Quiet and playful, this Fairy is Sitting in her realm, gently reaching out with her soft magic. [50 gms]
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Unseen by most, the little poixie silently watches with wonder and adds its own touch of magic to the air... [50 gms]
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An ideal image for a distant mystical landscape - Make sure the wax colour at the feet of the Unicorn is fairly dark. This helps "tie the graphic into the image". [30 gms]
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Ever popular in fantasy images. Avoid very dark colours behind this stamp - reds are good. [50 gms]
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The Young Unicorn is skittish and energised, even though his coat is a little ragged. [50 gms]
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Another well loved graphic for fantasy art images. <Actinic:Variable Name = '50gms'/>
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Ever popular in fantasy images, this castle will add a power dimension to any mystical fantasy scape. Be careful to make sure the wax colour at the base of the castle is dark. This helps "tie the graphic into the image" rather than allow it to "float about". [50 gms]
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Ever popular in fantasy images, this small castle will add depth to a mystical fantasy scape. Be careful to make sure the wax colour at the base of the castle is dark. This helps "tie the graphic into the image" rather than allow it to "float about". [30 gms]
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The Wizard raises his staff into the air, invoking the power that brings magic to earth [50 gms]
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The owl sits quietly, watching and knowing... [50 gms]
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A wonderful and timeless image ideal for the Christmas spirit. Following the light. Looks great with the palm tree stamp. <Actinic:Variable Name = '50gms'/>
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An ideal image for Christmas. It looks great when a beam of light colour (clear wax wiath a touch of yellow) is places across the image behind the scene. darker colours either side help increase the effect. <Actinic:Variable Name = '50gms'/>
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Santa in full blown action here, speeding across the sky. This is an easy image to use with the waxes and just requires a little red added to the clear wax with some stronger greens and dark blues / Black to the outer edges. make a wide border around the image for maximum effect. <Actinic:Variable Name = '50gms'/>
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Cat Silhouette Stamp
Lucky Black Cat?

Block Size 55mm x 50mm
Rubber Image 42mm x 40mm
Weight <Actinic:Variable Name = '45gms'/>

Horse Silhouette Stamp
Add this one to landscpes with a nice sunrise or sunset behind perhaps?

Block Size 55mm x 50mm
Rubber Image 45mm x 44mm
Weight <Actinic:Variable Name = '40gms'/>

A beautiful stamp that brings a lovely graphic into any winter landscape. Be sure to make the wax colour at the base of the tree dark enough to anchor the tree to the ground! Floating trees are very rare! [50 gms]
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A cold bare tree for Winter scenes. This stamp can also be used as a bush if the lower section is shielded from printing - just insert a piece of waste card where you want the stamp to "cut off". <Actinic:Variable Name = '50gms'/>
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This Oak Tree stamp is a photo originated original of a tree that lives near Cardigan in West Wales. It is lovely to use in many situations. [50 gms]
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This Ash Tree stamp is a photo originated original of a lone tree growing near Hermon in West Wales. It is a favourite and brings a natural look to any place where you use it. [50 gms]
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This Windswept Tree stamp is an imagined form that can be used in natural images or equally well in fantasy situations. [50 gms]
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The Poplar Tree stamp is a hand drawn image that represents the usual form of natural poplar trees. These usually grow in rows, so this tall stamp looks fine if repeated several times in one image. [50 gms]
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Sunset Islands or an ideal image for Christmas when combined with the Wisemen stamp. Either way this is an exotic image <Actinic:Variable Name = '50gms'/>
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An ideal image for Christmas which can be used in numerous ways. <Actinic:Variable Name = '50gms'/>
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The Dragonfly is both delicate and yet strong. It's beauty and life can bring these qualities into many images of nature. [50 gms]
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Many underwater scenes can be enhanced by the use of this small and simpole stamp. It can be repeated within an image to form a small shoal and coloured over with the stylus to bring variety and add vitality. [50 gms]
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A beautifully simple image for all abilities. Smooth blue/green over the stamped graphic and add "corals" by lifting and dabbing with the iron. [50 gms]
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Stamp a couple of these dolphins onto your card then smooth some diluted blue/green colour over. This will create a sea background. To sharpen the image scrape away the wax that covers the white areas within the dolphion stamps. [50 gms]
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One of the easiest & most popular stamps to use. Just smooth some diluted blue/green colour over the stamped graphic and "HEY PRESTO" success! [50 gms]
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