Mondrian Inspired

One of the DTGD challenges called for geometric shapes. That's far removed from my usual style so I had to think about this one, and then I thought about doing something Piet Mondrian-inspired, using markers to color in a grid. I first planned on cutting thin strips of black cardstock to glue over the lines, but then I spotted the black striped washi tape on my desk, which made the design a little more interesting - and really easy to put together! Since the challenge was calling for a bit of sparkle as well, I added sequins in matching colors in the rectangle corners.

Coincidentally, Stamp Ink Paper challenge #110 this week is calling for primary colors, which fits perfectly with Mondrian's art.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Supplies
Stamps: Jolies pensées (Curly Cute - Stampin' Up!)
Cardstock: Whisper White
Ink: Tuxedo Black Memento
Accessories: Markers, Sequins, Pick a Pattern Washi Tape, White Medium Envelope

 

 

 

Comments

[Carolyn Lindenmayer]

Hi Cindy, how very clever of you to incorporate the washi tape into your design this way. I never think to grab it. Works so well with these colours and design. I think a few of us were out of our comfort zone this week but you have done a fantastic job. Thanks so much for joining us at Stamp, Ink, Paper. Carolyn xx