I painted this background the other day while enjoying Alisa's class and loving all of her fun and funky images. I really didn't know what to do with it, whether to write a big graffiti word on it or not. So today Mattie Lou muse suggested I paint Graffiti-town on it so ok, Mattie Lou is always wild and crazy so I followed her advice. It's a happy little Graffiti-town. Look closely over the door posts.
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I love it!!!!!..looks like a happy place....
I love your little happy graffiti town! Especially the cross. We need more real towns like this where its just a happy place,no crime etc..
Bold & beautiful, Martha! I do love your words over the doors! have a happy weekend! ~K
Can I rent an apartment there for the weekend?
:-)
Awwwwww... perfect! I think the people in those houses only eat colored marshmallows for breakfast!
We need more graffiti like that.
So much fun to see.
I love your graffiti town! Beautiful work!
Your muse rocks! It looks great! I'm SO taking Alisa's class soon!
it's so fun flipping through your works each day...
the inspiration is priceless...
so...come by and have a peek at my creative endeavour today!
ciao bella
creative carmelina
Oooo, Martha, you've been on a roll! These and other post images are wonderful :)
Cleaver you are.
Well said in happy graffiti town.
That is a super town! I love it. The words fit in with the idea of graffiti in a very positive way.
Was this an online class?
So cool Martha! I love how you can go from one painting style to another and make it all look so easy!!! It gives me some more hope.
Hey, you will be proud of me. I've made more of the 5 minute watercolor flower pot paintings and have them at the printer now to be made into note cards. I will have a give-away next week with a set of them. All because of your wonderful tutorial.
Thank you!
Lee Ann
I hope you stay in graffiti town for a while--I love where your at right now.
this is so cute.
I really like Alisha's blog too.
have you ever thought of putting your flowers or faces on this type of background? combining several of your techniques?
Fabulous!
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