Create-A-Greeting-Card Scholarship Look Back Series – 2010 Winning Entry Transformation

In today’s entry for our Scholarship Look Back Series, we wanted to give you a better look into some of the additions that were made to the 2010 Scholarship Winning entry that was submitted by Dawnee Burson. In the below image, you’ll see some of the enhancements that were made to the beautiful winter scene that Dawnee painted in order to really transform it into an amazing card.

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If you look at the below slideshow, which is zoomed in on the cottage on the left side of the painting, you really begin to notice some of the details that were added in. You can see that the trees in the background as well as the garland on the fence have been covered in gold foil in the form of glitter to really help give them a snow covered feel. You can even see that the window in the cottage has been filled with little ice skates. We look at every detail when we transform entries into cards!

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Below you can get a better view of the little enhancements that were made to the trees with the addition of the gold foil to really make the snow pop on the final card design!

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In the end, the entry only needed a few little touch ups to become the final image you see in the Log Cabin Greetings Holiday Card you see in our line today. That is a true testament to the amazing skill and creativity of Dawnee Burson. Come back next week as we continue to give you a behind the scenes look at our $10,000 Create-A-Greeting-Card Scholarship Contest.

3 thoughts on “Create-A-Greeting-Card Scholarship Look Back Series – 2010 Winning Entry Transformation”

  1. That was so cool. The scene changed before my eyes. I’m amazed at how detail oriented you get. Very impressive.

  2. Wow – how cool is that? I loved seeing the picture transform from the original to the final card. And those extra little added touches made such a difference. It was such pretty scene to start with (I can see why she won!), but the final design is gorgeous!

  3. That is amazing! It really makes you appreciate the gift of art. What a great way to reward talented young adults and recognize their accomplishments.

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