Original DIY Drip Drop Art



People are more than creative they can be excellent improvisers and create original things. There are even situations when they need to improvise in order to go forward or manage to fulfill a certain task. As a teacher these types of situations are more numerous. All the time you need to find something to improvise so that pupils do not get bored and you do not lose control over the. You need to find them examples all the time or sometimes you may end you lesson earlier and a joke, a game or a short speech may be your salvation.

Derona from Design Gratis wanted to hang over her TV a piece of art. She wanted an inexpensive piece which could also make her feel nice. She reminded of a huge IKEA frame she used to set hidden behind a diner table which could be used for a beautiful painting. The idea was to create an original painting which could fit this frame.

Inspired by a DIY article on internet she tried to do something similar but original at the same time. Watercolors were the main ingredient for her DIY Drip Drop Art. She began by sketching out the perimeters and marking them so that she could continue her “dripping “under no stress. She used all kinds of colors and the result was amazing. A beautiful painting which could remind her of the waves of the sea due to the design she adopted which imitated the shape of waves. The only inconvenient was time. It took her a little bit much more time than she had thought but all her efforts were not in vain.{found on designgratislondon}.

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