Wednesday 7 November 2018

A Touch Of The Jackson Pollocks


     The new challenge at The Male Room is to make a masculine project inspired by a famous artist, I thought something on a Jackson Pollock theme would be fun to make.....and it was!
   
     I started with some dark blue card, then I flicked paint at it until it looked like a decorators boot.
     With such a busy background I had to think of something simple for the image or sentiment, a die cut seemed the way to go. This turned out to be a bit more complicated than I planned, I hadn't realised the die I chose had so many tiny cut outs. Trying to put all the cut away pieces back onto the silver mirri was a nightmare, even using the die as a guide.
   
     The only thing for it was to die cut another sentiment, stick that in place and then add all the little cut away bits. Most of them were easy to work out but once I accidentally mixed the bits up it became a bit more of a puzzle.
     Eventually it all came together and the blue mirri sentiment looks at home tucked into the splatter background.
     Please pop over to The Male Room blog to see some of the amazing inspiration the DT have come up with, I can honestly say this challenge stretched my imagination.

I would like to enter this card in the following challenges:
Unicorn - Use a Sentiment
Crafty Cardmakers - Explosion Of Colour  (I got the expolsion bit right!)
Dream Valley - Use Dies and Punches
Simon Says Stamp (Monday) - Make Your Own Background

7 comments:

  1. Wonderful card! Looks like you had such fun too 😁. Thanks so much for joining in the fun at Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge! J 😊 x

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  2. Beautiful card. Thanks for sharing this with us at Crafty Cardmakers and good luck with the challenge, Angela xxx

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  3. Beautiful card! Love the colour and the background is amazing! Thank you for playing along with our Challenge at Crafty Cardmakers. x

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  4. I am really sorry your card will not be in the draw as you haven't used any punches. Marlene

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    1. My fault for not reading the details properly, thanks for letting me know.

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  5. So creative and fun! Thank you so much for playing along in the Create Your Own Background over at the Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge Blog this week :)

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  6. A great card, love the Pollock influence.
    I am unable to comment on the TMR DT blog - I just wanted to say it was nice to work with you and wish you all the best for the future. Lynn x

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