Dear friends,
I took a leisure walk today, inspired by Alisa Burke's Finding Your Muse Online Class. Took some photos of nature, texture, architectural designs and colors for inspirations.
I took a leisure walk today, inspired by Alisa Burke's Finding Your Muse Online Class. Took some photos of nature, texture, architectural designs and colors for inspirations.
Then I saw these artsy graffiti wall along the Klang River bank (opposite Pasar Seni LRT station). It goes on forever!. The graffiti of a girl holding a paint brush and wrote "I love color" is my favorite!. And THAT does it. I just need to create a graffiti page. Just.
Graffiti walls;
The completed journal page:
I'd imagined this looking like a graffiti wall. Complete with paint chips and old torn advertisement. LOL. So random, I know. I used a lot of black & white acrylic colors, with a splash of red & blue.
Hugs,
Shahrul
Oh my goodness Sharhul! Your journal pages are a feast for the eyes I tell you. I LOVE graffiti and the way you have payed tribute to it in your pages is nothing short of amazing. The torn bits and thick sections of paint and stenciling allow the true spirit of street art to shine through. I just picked up a new foam stencil at the flea this weekend and can't wait to slather it up with paint and give your technique a try. Thanks for the inspiration and all of your kind and encouraging words on my blog :)
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Welcome to my blog, Amy. This is my first attempt at street art in my journal and I LOVE to do more of this. You are right about Claudine Helmuth Studio gesso ... the smoothest of them all. Hugs.
DeleteWOW...SO glad I stopped over here :) Your last two posts are incredible and I am loving the inspiration! thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Jane. I'm glad you visited and enjoyed yourself. Hugs.
DeleteGreat pages! I too love graffatti, and seem to be "messy" with everything I create. Beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteHi Kim, welcome to my blog. I like your approach of painting several art journal pages with beautiful background ahead of actually doodling/writing on them :). I like to try this sometime.
DeleteHow wonderful that you were inspired to make these really fantastic graffiti pages-you've captured the look perfectly-thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHi Linda, I'm just starting to do art journal on little things that inspires me and about my feelings :).
DeleteI love your graffiti inspired journal pages. The papers and paint does make it look like a wall with old advertisements.
ReplyDeleteHi Karen, yup ... the torn papers really made my graffiti wall believable :). Thanks so much. Hugs.
DeleteI love your pages! I think you hit it right on the money!!
ReplyDeleteHi Carolyn, you just made me happy :).
DeleteI love your graffiti-ish pages, so layered and looking so like the colorful walls that inspired you. Thank you for sharing your inspiration and the result!
ReplyDeleteWelcome to my blog, Lenna :). Graffiti has so much potential artistically, I think. I hope to do more of street art in my journals.
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