Choose your paper, add some paint or ink in the center, then fold in half to create your own inkblot. Take a photo or a scan if you want to do a before and after comparison. Then sketch, draw, collage or paint on the inkblot to illustrate your interpretation of your inkblot.
The challenge this week at Inspire Me Thursday and below you see my Inkblots before and after . Altered Digital. The redspots are the original indian inkblots on the picture below.
Ik snap er helemaal niets van, maar het ziet er in elk geval appart uit!
ReplyDeleteHier heb ik een heel tijdje met bewondering naar zitten kijken. Dat het "mooi" is dekt het gewoon niet....
ReplyDeleteJulia, je bent een artiest!!
I adore him!! He is so whimsical and magical!!
ReplyDeleteWow, that is really geat! Smiles, Anke ;)
ReplyDeleteFantastisch Julia! Ik vind hem echt super.
ReplyDeleteKnap gemaakt Julia, ik ga het ook eens uitproberen. Het idee is enig.
ReplyDeletegroetjes Elly
i love that you turned the ink blots red to work with your illustration. wonderful!
ReplyDeleteMagical indeed! He is fantastic! Thanks for sharing with us at Inspire Me Thursday.
ReplyDeleteWOW!!! this is magical....I love it!
ReplyDeleteThis is really and truly magical how you saw that figure in your blots. The final product has great design and strong colors... the addition of the type and the white designs creates a vinatge feeling. Well done!
ReplyDeleteLove it! So much fun....
ReplyDeleteWonderful interpretation of your inkblot!
ReplyDeleteGood heavens woman, you are sooooo talented. I admire your digital creativity immensely - fabulous!
oh wow! this is one of my favorite interpretations of the inkblot prompt!
ReplyDeleteYou did an amazing job!!! The glowing balls are a great touch. Nice work!
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