We will be announcing the winner next week, both here and on our Facebook page, so be sure to check out the announcement, it could be you!
As a reminder to those of you who have visited our blog before, and for anyone who is new to the blog, our challenges are monthly, based on an inspirational photo and a colour swatch. A new challenge is posted on the third Wednesday of every month and you can use any medium to create your projects; paints, inks, pencils, pens, etc., as long as you keep to the colours from the colour swatch in your project.
We are offering a monthly prize of £15 to spend on Chocolate Baroque stamps to one lucky winner, who will be selected by Random.org from all of the entrants who have used Chocolate Baroque stamps that are currently available on the website. We welcome entries incorporating any other stamps, but they will not be eligible to win the prize. All entrants will have a chance to be selected as one of our Top Three and can then display our 'I made the Top Three at Chocolate Baroque' badge on their blog.
Now onto this month's challenge, which has been inspired by a piece of original artwork created by Shirley:
The challenge will close at 12.00 p.m. on Tuesday 20th January 2015, and the winner will be announced on Wednesday 28th January 2015. Here are some inspirational projects from the Design Team for you:
If you have any questions at all, please do not hesitate to contact our challenge blog team. You can get in touch by sending us a private message. Details are at the end of the blog.
We look forward to seeing what you create using the colours provided and hope that you enjoy the challenge.
Wow beatiful artword from the DT. I love this colors. Greetings Janny
ReplyDeletewow - beautiful colours - love the DT work - will need to get my thinking cap on! Hugs rachel xx
ReplyDeleteFabulous inspirational projects. Good luck everyone x
ReplyDeleteThat's an amazing colour scheme! The range of interpretations is fascinating to see & really demonstrate that the colours aren't as difficult as they might first seem. I particularly like the way that the samples range from the layered inked creations to the more CAS but still fit the brief.
ReplyDeletePaula (PEP)
Another great colour scheme and samples from the DT.
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