Inspire Me Thursday: WORD ART
posted by Geninne at 7:16 PM
About Me
- Name: Geninne
Is a passionately curious artist/crafter, living with her husband Manolo, two teenage sons and a cute border collie named Turbo.
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This is beautiful!
Beautiful! Love the colors.
ah, this is too cool - i really dig the light text on black, with the bright happy flowers.
muy impactante. queda muy bien. muy equilibrado el texto con las ilustraciones.
Oh gosh, this is so beautiful and creative! Love it.
Beautiful, youve inspired me to try white on black now, lol.Jx
Ooooooooh!!! So prettty!!!!
WOW! this is really great!!!!
I cannot read it ... but it's really pretty! Beautifully laid out, and the colours are lovely.
Wow! This is really wonderful -- the colors, the movement, the lines -- everything.
wonderful submission..
3 cheers for colour!
Oh Geninne, I'm in love with this! It's so beautiful with the reversed out type and all the flowers are gorgeous! Great job for word art!!
Thanks for the nice comments! Yes, I did major in graphic design. Lots of typography classes! I also like artists who incorporate type, such as the poster art of Alphonse Mucha and David Lance Goines (one of my favorite artists ever).
I am loving your blog; especially this entry. Love all the color on black. Very Cool!
I love the colorful flowers against the black and the winding words. It's like a wonderful garden path. Nicely done!
The words against the black make me think of millions of stars in the night sky! The little flowers are exquisite...it's all so pretty!
Wow, Geninne! This is super-extra-beautiful.
How did you get the colours to stand out so well on the black, which paint did you use? This is so pretty, well done!
Lovely work!