Around the World with the Global Team - Hero Arts
Posted by Michelle Lupton on March 27, 2024

Around the World with the Global Team

We're back to share what the Hero Arts Global Team has been up to this month. Some of our Global Team members are taking a break this month, but we still have lots of gorgeous projects to share with you!

Anna created this set of three gift card holders using the March My Monthly Hero Classic Kit. She used gold embossing powder to add an opulent look to her projects. She also made a video to show how she made these - you can find it HERE.

Arjita created this beautiful card using the Crane Wishes stamp set from the March release. She ink blended a sunset background to provide contrast with her subtle colouring of the crane image.
Emelie created this gorgeous rainbow card with the Bonsai Fancy Die in the foreground and leaves from the March My Monthly Hero Classic Kit in the background. She finished with a sentiment from the March My Monthly Hero Premium Elements.
Janna made this simple and elegant card with a heart window and elements from the February My Monthly Hero Classic Kit.
Joylita made this dramatic black and white card using the Ramen Bundle and a sentiment from the January My Monthly Hero Classic Kit. She used a heart from the Nesting Hearts Infinity Dies to create a mask, and ink blended with Unicorn White Pigment Ink around it.
Lisa created this sweet card using the Love Bird & Friends Bundle with the Square Set Fancy Die, and a sentiment from Everyday Sentiment Strips. She used the inlay diecut technique to add colour to the panel.
Lounon used the Vintage Birdcage Fancy Dies with the Love and Birds and Friends Bundle on this dramatic, monochrome card. She created a scene with the Arches Infinity Dies and the Color Layering Clouds Stencil.
Michelle created this pretty in pink card using the March My Monthly Hero Premium Elements. She created an ombre border around her stamped panel with Azalea Core Ink.
Natasha created these charming cards using the Cosmos and Lavender Bundle. She used the Celestial Bold Prints stamp in the background in a pale grey ink to add some subtle detail.
Waleska created this bright and colourful card using the Love You So Much Cover Plate Die, and created a rainbow on both the background and on the die, but in reverse order to create contrast.

We hope you have enjoyed this trip around the world with our Global Team - we'll see you back again next month!

Thanks so much for visiting,

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