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Friday, April 21, 2017

Dream, Believe, Imagine...Inkspirational Challenge #133~Designer's Choice: Graffiti

Hello,

First, the exciting news:  We're delighted to tell you that Kylie has re-joined the Inkspirational Design Team! Woot Woot!!!

Second, welcome to our new Inkspirational Challenge #133~Designer's Choice, chosen by Pia , who's currently taking a short break from DT duties.  Her choice: graffiti stamping.


Research required for this one...and depending where I went, 'graffiti' took on different meanings. Finally, I decided to create this (highly inspired by Shery's fantastic card here), which I think 'may' cross the line between graffiti and mixed media!  If so...oops!  Then again, when I see the train cars covered with 'graffiti' - images, words, paint splashes....all sorts of things manifest. Besides, I just plain old loved Shery's card *grin*


Please head over to see what my awesome team-mates have created; I know their graffiti is probably more true to the form than mine:
Shauna
Sandie
Yvonne
Kylie
Nonni
Marina 

So...you know what's next!  Bring your graffiti to the gallery! Looking forward to seeing you there!
Thank you for dropping by; your visit is both welcomed and deeply appreciated!




20 comments:

  1. Ho Hum - yum! LOVE the pink and black. Your artsy style graffiti stamping is awesome! You've even got a little brick wall in there! Thanks for the warm welcome - it's good to be back at Inkspirational xx

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  2. I think it works wonderfully! I like how you used the butterfly stencil for your background and the bit of brick wall definitely gives the rest of the card a grafitti vibe. Terrific job!! :)

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  3. You did really well with the (not-so-easy) Graffiti challenge! It looks quite different from your usual style but I really like it! Very artsy and awesome!

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  4. Your mixed media graffiti stamping looks awesome! I love the use of stencil in your bottom layer. Great look! Your inner Shery was blooming! :)

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  5. If it's not graffiti, it's still pretty darn good, Carol. I love the stencil to add color to the background and all the other elements you used.

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  6. Looks like graffiti stamping to me! Unique & lovely, Carol!

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  7. Funky graffiti stamping over that soft stencilling, Carol ... such a fun and creative take on our inspiration! Thanks so much for playing along with us at Time Out! Hugs, Anita :)

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  8. Great twist - it actually reminds me a bit of (the artist) Banksy, in a weird way.

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  9. I am with Marina! I walk along a pathway and there are lots of graffiti sprayed on on the walls of the arches and none are as good as this x

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  10. Oh this looks fabulous with the bfly stenciling and the stamped bflies - you go girl!

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  11. Oh, this looks wonderful, Carol!!!! Love the stamped butterflies on the stenciled butterfly bg and all the other stamping is just perfect for the graffiti challenge!!! Beautiful colours, too and I like the words you've stamped!!!!! Wonderfully done, my friend!!!!
    Enjoy the rest of your weekend!!!!
    Hugz

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  12. What a lovely card! The colors are great and I like the distressed butterfly look. Very graffiti!
    - Shauna

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  13. Definitely not an easy challenge theme - you solved it perfectly! wondering if I should play - need to do research as well....a challenging challenge - now that is something to consider, LOL!

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  14. This has got to be THE best softly feminine graffiti wall of all times! The butterflies and the pink paired with the brick rock!

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  15. FABulous...love your take on graffiti!

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  16. Great job, nice colors. Thanks for sharing with us at 4 Crafty Chicks!
    Leanne DT
    4 Crafty Chicks

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  17. I love your interpretation of the theme. I'm not sure where I could take it. Love the splash of colour against the white with the black stamping. Very creative!

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  18. I think that your take on graffiti is absolutely perfect - it really does remind me of the 'urban art' that I see downtown. A wonderful take on the inspiration photo too - I love how you reversed the colours of the background and the butterflies! Thanks so much for playing along at TIME OUT!

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  19. I love that you stamped over the stenciled butterfly image! I have that stencil and will have to remember to use it in that way! Great card! Thanks for playing along with Time Out!

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  20. This is so cool! Thanks so much for sharing with us at Time out! Jennyx

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