I ended up doing a version of the black and white art that I was loving. I did it on a smaller scale, and made 2 of them. They are framed in gold frames I wasn't using, and I'm quite liking them. I'll have to get a shot of where they ended up-

supplies I had on hand.. kids Ikea roll of paper, black paint sample pot ( $1, home depot ) borrowed the girls paint brush and away I went

quick outline. ( Calleigh asked why I was painting squares, and why I didn't draw them properly ) While painting, I realised they look like my province.

dried and framed. I promise I'll show you where they are now..
remember the inspiration-
images, mine + house beautiful. ( I think we know which is which ;)
What a simple project that looks like a million dollars! Love it, great inspiration for the rest of us!! :) Hazel
ReplyDeleteGreat job Sarah, I love being inspired by others works!
ReplyDeleteCome and see my latest find, I would love your thoughts!
Karena
Art by Karena
clever girl, looks great!
ReplyDeleteWonderful idea!!!! Amazing ! A real piece of art! Thank you so much for sharing!
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Greet
I am both loving what you have done and at the same time getting very inspired to paint some canvases of my own! Great job!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat job Sarah- they looks fantastic!!! I love DIY art:) I did a black and white graphic painting as well and love it- I think the black and white abstracts add such oomph to a room and I'm excited to see yours in their new home:)
ReplyDeleteAmazing!! Can't wait to see where they end up!!
ReplyDeletethose are incredible! nice work!
ReplyDeleteThey came out great! I love the black & white. I'm trying to redo my office in those colors. If I only had wall space.
ReplyDeleteLOVE IT. Sometimes the simplest thing has the biggest impact.
ReplyDeleteHow cool!
ReplyDeleteI really like, simple yet so effective. Nice work!
ReplyDeletewow, i love everything you get your hands on!
ReplyDeletelove them! can't wait to see them hanging.
ReplyDeleteGreat job!!! I honestly don't know why someone would pay for that inspiration piece when you can do it so easily yourself! Can't wait to see them up!
ReplyDeleteNice!
ReplyDeletexoxo,
Alexandra
This turned out awesome!
ReplyDeleteI attempted a similar trick myself a few years back and now have peppered my home with black and white wall art. Fake art is so fun ; )
After all, it's real art now, you've made it so.
Alcira
thenerochronicles.blogspot.com
I love this!! So easy peasy.
ReplyDeleteThey look great! I love the idea of DIY art!
ReplyDeleteIt's that easy! Thanks for the idea - we should all hang our own art! (and reproductions!) Well done!
ReplyDeleteI love it!!! I should do this!
ReplyDeleteReally cute! And simple too, can't wait to see them in action!
ReplyDeleteOur dear friend Valerie of Visual Vamp (blog) is in Calgary with her husband, they were traveling to a tango convention - her poor Alberto - had a heart attack an they are there - love for her to have some Calgary company -
ReplyDeletepve
so cool. you saw my art knock off post didn't you??
ReplyDeleteyours are really really goodlooking.
They look gorgeous! What a great duplicate!
ReplyDeleteLove it! I think you just inspired me to give it a go!
ReplyDeletePerfect. And yes, they do look like Alberta!
ReplyDelete-Jordana
You did a really great job! Looking forward to seeing where you've put them.
ReplyDeleteLove it! I am in the middle of an "art" project that I am trying to decide if It worked.
ReplyDeleteGreat job! And I've found that anything framed well can be pulled off!! XOXO
ReplyDeleteNice one!
ReplyDeleteVery cool Sarah! I love what you did! Very inspiring for all of us.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a great week!
xo
Very fab Sarah!
ReplyDeletebeautifully done! inspiring too...
ReplyDeleteYou are just brilliant! Bravo!
ReplyDeleteAmy R.
i love the way these turned out! beautiful with such a simple design!
ReplyDeleteOK...those are so cute! I'm copying u :)
ReplyDeleteI love this!! please show us where they are living now :)
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