Sunday 9 January 2011

Romantic Graffiti

A random piece of art journalling that came to me at yesterday's Cubby Hole Playday.

I'm not sure where I originally heard the term 'Romantic Graffiti', but I think it was referring to people who carve their initials into things.

The background has been in my art journal for months. The dark blue streaks were created by dropping a paint covered marble on to the page and rolling it around. Thanks to Sarah Anderson for that one.

The 4 images are from a Judikins cube "Soul Windows". Not sure where the scrap of text came from.

15 comments:

  1. Great page, Nigel-looks almost digital. Sorry I couldn't come and play yesterday-but will make sure I don't miss any others! Chris M

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  2. Woooow, I mean, seriously... wooow! Love the background! Me and the marble don't seem to get along but maybe after seeing your gorgeous journal page I will try to break the ice again...;)
    Have a nice Sunday! x

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  3. That's a great piece Nigel. I've never heard of the marble tip before! You certainly made it work for you. Lovely work.
    Thank for leaving me a comment too! Hugs xx

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  4. Great idea with the marble, wonderful background on this pie e Nigel and love the theme too. Tracy x

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  5. Oh I love your art journal page, Love the use of the scratches on the background. Kim

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  6. Fab - amazing background!!!

    Thanks for your lovely comment on my PDCC card - I think the sentiment is brilliant, and so true!

    Regards

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  7. Great piece Nigel, love everything about it. I like the way ypu've split the stamped images, is that one stamp or 3?

    Great job.

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  8. Stunning creation!
    Looks great.

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  9. I really like this. Haven't I always told you that you do pink so well?? :)

    I think that you may just be right. Eyes will be trendy this year.

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  10. This is absolutely brilliant Nigel- a very sophisticated design and styling. Looks like a book cover. Professional and stunning work!

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  11. lol, this page really caught my eye, especially the graffiti style, grungy lines. I checked how you'd done them and oops, it was me who showed you lol :) Really, really gorgeous piece Nigel, and it just shows it's worth leaving some of those backgrounds hanging around for a while for the right moment ;)

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  12. This is a stunning piece! pleased you're back, and with new PC

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  13. That's so fantastic and inspiring.
    Hugs Anja

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