Artist's Play Room #3

Last week's challenge was doodle/embellish/decorate your initial/name/favorite word. I was inspired by Stephanie Corfee's new book called Creative Doodling & Beyond, which can be purchased at Amazon, if you want to, you can click through from my site (see lower sidebar. The challenge was wonderfully successful. Let me show you all the submissions of the fantastic work this week! But first, I'm so late to my own party I haven't even written a blog post about my own submission, sheesh.

I adding jewelry to my line on Etsy. This is my first completed piece that will go up for sale. No, correction, this piece is going to a new blog friend who's doing a feature on me and giving away this piece and one of my original bookmarks too. I'll post about the giveaway soon so you all can go enter! The glass lockets are original pieces of art behind glass. They're double-sided, glass on either side and the artwork is therefore (obviously) double-sided. Here's my doodle submission this week, I took some creative license with the word "doodle", lol.

  

  

Artist: Jenn

Bead close-up

Back of locket

(Go ahead, click them to make them larger!)

  

  

Artist: Vonny K

Artist: Tracy

Artist: Diane

  

  

Artist: Debbie

Artist: Kim

Artist: Hope

  

  

Artist: Minnemie

Artist: Lynn

Artist: Cindy

If you haven't read the rules & guidelines please go here. If you've landed here after this challenge has been completed but would like to participate in a current or future Artist's Play Room Challenge, just either click on the APR button in the sidebar or click here and you'll be taken to the latest APR challenge!

Are you having trouble using the Mr. Linky to add your submissions to APR? Well here's some help! Just click on HELP and you'll be taken to my Linky Help Page. Cool, huh? I've got your back!

This week I was threatened inspired by my mom who has been bugging begging me to draw her the little bridge outside the apartment building in which she lives. It's an adorable little curved bridge made up of stacked stone. It spans over a little stream that's dry at the moment because it's winter but will be gurgling soon, I'm sure. Here's the picture she took that I'm supposed to draw for her.

So, this week's challenge is "create art from the inspiration around you". I have several examples to help you think outside of the box.

  

  

Subject: Tracey's paints
Artist:TraceyFletcherKing

Subject: Vermont landscape
Artist: Diane Rank

Subject: Kitchen forks
Artist: Dion Dior

  

  

Subject: Her favorite tea
Artist:AudreyJeanneRoberts

Subject: Kev's lunch
Artist: Kev Munday

Subject: Juliette's fish
Etsy Shop: DarlingRomeo

    

    

Subject: Her perfume
Artist: Marley Ungaro

Subject: Her ocean view
Artist: Dion Dior

Subject: Dirty dishes
Etsy Shop: ArtGoods

Remember, you can make your art any way you want, any medium (drawing, painting, jewelry, collage, stamping, card making, crochet, photography, digital manipulation/art, oils, pastel etc.) My main rule is "you don't have to be great, just create!" It's good for the soul. The Linky closes EARLY next Saturday so get your art back here and link up before that!

Thanks in advance to all who participate, I truly appreciate it and so enjoy visiting each and every person's blog.

See you all later.
Soon, K? Yes? GOOD!
Best,



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