Just a little coffee

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I know summer is approaching but my favorite season is fall. I love the cool breeze and leaves changing colors.  I pulled the Brystl Girl Unity stamp and used copics to color her using shades from the Unity floral pattern paper as inspiration.  The glitter on the dark blue backgroun was added using sticky embossing powder.  I always feel like anything is possible, especially after drinking some coffee 😉  



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