Want a chance to win a copy of twenty2wo magazine? How about a copy of Mankind Mag and even the brand new Underground Art School? Well you have 3 times the chances with a little blog team up giveaway.
CONTEST RULES: Between now and Wednesday November 5th comment on this post with an artist or specific piece of art that inspires you. One person will be drawn at random to receive all three magazines, (twenty2wo magazine Issue 2, Underground Art School Issue 1, and Mankind Mag Issue 5). Make sure to include some way to contact you if you win. Then head over to Underground Art School and Design for Mankind for two more chances to win. The winner for this site will be announced on Friday November 7th. GOOD LUCK!
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Nothing ventured. Nothing gained.
Danny Roberts is so inspiring.
Lovely, lovely.
lately i've been really inspired by my Lindsay Brackeen prints…they make me feel warm & sun-shiney even when its freezing outside!
i love art!
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If they don’t like it just tell them its not done yet.
Camille Rose Garcia’s art and accompanying stories are mesmerizing to me.
Jeremy Lipking’s Paintings are always inspiring to me.
The work of Anahata Katkin is a recent discovery & inspires me immensely.
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The heart of an artist is the masterpiece.
I’m not even wearing shoes.
I wear slippers at work.
with my free cup of coffee from starbucks because i voted.
could use a good design mag to open right about now
The last few weeks I’ve been inspired by the work of Keri Smith. If you don’t know her yet, check out her page: http://www.kerismith.com
hey i think you and i are going to be great friends.
let’s?
book artist julie chen (flying fish press) is definitely inspiring! her artist books are engaging and makes you feel like you’re on an adventure.
I’m being inspired by the work produced in my ceramics class. Also the drawings of Eva Hesse, William Kentridge’s pieces, and Ashley Goldberg from KittyGenius.
Maia Isola is a fantastic designer and amazing inspiration.
pumpkinsputnik x
You know what’s inspiring aside from the handmade work of other crafters?
Nature and God’s creations. God really is in the details. From the tiniest dots at the back of a ladybird to the hues of the summer sky at dawn, to the way my lover smiles and crow’s feet form at the side of her eyes, everything could be a source of endless inspiration if you look harder.:)
But in blogland, here are other diy mavens I am fond of: Lisa Congdon, Keri Smith, Camilla Engman, amongst others.
I’m inspired by a lot of artists, but right now I’m loving experimenting with watercolor because of Meredith Dillman! You can check out her store at http://meredithdillman.etsy.com
Whether you think you can, or you think you can’t, you are probably right. I can’t remember who said this (Henry Ford? Eleanor Roosevelt?) but I love it.
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