sunsets

This month, we have been exploring sunsets in our new Creative Costa inspired facebook group (if you have not yet joined, come over and play!). Here is the info on the challenge for May if you missed it.

So many different materials and techniques used from fabric, digital art, watercolour, bookmaking, kitting, photography and so much more…… We hope you are inspired by everyone’s work below.

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Paint and sew from Aine Ni Hanrachain

Chrige Asforweb

Patchwork paint inspired by Klee by Christine Aseka

Chris Burtonforweb

Saturated sunset quilt by Chris Burton

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Painted fabric by Deborah A. Velásquez

Eva Macieforweb

Digital pastel (inspired by pastel artist Elizabeth Mowry) by Eva Macie‎

Fiona Catchpowleforweb

Sunset photo taken on the road between Cartama and Alhaurine by Fiona Catchpowle

Fiona Fieldhouseforweb

Encaustic art by Fiona Fieldhouse

Gina Morleyforweb

Words stamped on paper/cut out/coloured with distress inks and glued over pastels with gel medium by Gina Morley

Jeanette Houseforweb

Celestial sunset by Jeanette House

Jeannette Amy‎forweb

Felt tip pens, coloured crayons and finally chalk on black paper with a boost from the photo editor by Jeanette Amy

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Beautiful colours by Kate Powell‎

Kerry Mitchell2forweb

Created on the computer using the Grisaille method by Kerry Mitchell

Lisa Wrightforweb

“It’s sunset in Ibiza as the bars start to open” by Lisa Wright

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Sunset inspired handmade book by Louise Gale

Maggie Prestidgeforweb

Made from re-cycling materials – “red pompom represents the sun. Orange and red materials represent the colours” by Maggie Prestidge

Pam Parkerforweb

Watercolour paper, dylusions, some stencil and stamping, thread and machine stitching by Pam Parker

Rachel Ellen Andrewsforweb

Beautiful sketchbook landscapes by Rachel Ellen Andrews‎‎

Sigga Dísforweb

Sunset colour studies by Sigga Dís‎

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By Stewie, aged 6 🙂

Sue Lloydforweb

Acrylic paint on a canvas wrapped in plaster of Paris bandages by Sue Lloyd

Sue Pageforweb

Lovely hat by Sue Page

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Would you like to join us next month for our next Creative Challenge? Come join the facebook group here. Next challenge will be posted on June 1st.