For those of you who have stuck with me since the beginning of this blog, thanks! I appreciate it. I'm only on to the 50th challenge, but I actually feel pretty proud of myself. If I were stressing about completing one challenge every day, taking and editing photos, and writing up a summary, I'd go nuts. And I have a feeling that this blog would be pretty boring.
So...on to #50: Be a minimalist. Work only with white materials today. Try working white on white for a real challenge.
Paper is white, and I have tons of paper around me - drawing pads, scrap paper, paper for the printer, wax paper, and so on. I took some of my scrap paper and cut petals in varying sizes, then used a little scotch tape to piece them together. I added a few little curly strips for some flair. Here is the result, in different views:
I've been making flower prototypes out of different materials for possible wedding decor, so I definitely have flowers on the brain. This idea came about so easily and I just went with it, not really thinking of anything else I could do instead. I like the result, and while I think it's important to push your creativity and limits, sometimes it's okay to just go with what naturally comes out.
So...on to #50: Be a minimalist. Work only with white materials today. Try working white on white for a real challenge.
Paper is white, and I have tons of paper around me - drawing pads, scrap paper, paper for the printer, wax paper, and so on. I took some of my scrap paper and cut petals in varying sizes, then used a little scotch tape to piece them together. I added a few little curly strips for some flair. Here is the result, in different views:
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| (the paper I used is white on one said and has print/pictures/color on the back - so I guess I cheated on this challenge, but I don't care since I mostly followed the rules). :-) |
I've been making flower prototypes out of different materials for possible wedding decor, so I definitely have flowers on the brain. This idea came about so easily and I just went with it, not really thinking of anything else I could do instead. I like the result, and while I think it's important to push your creativity and limits, sometimes it's okay to just go with what naturally comes out.
