Need a Challenge?

April 9, 2008 by heather powers

Here are 3 online creativity challenges to get your muse a-stirrin’:

The Art Bead Scene’s monthly theme is April’s Youthful Spirit.Â Submit your jewelry creations featuring art beads that interpret this theme.Â Each week one artist will be chosen as the Featured Designer of the Week!

Project SpectrumÂ is a flickr group that works in, you guessed it, spectrums of the color wheel.Â Â For April and May the inspiration colorsÂ are earthy shades of brown, greens and metallics.Â You can create something that uses just one of those colorsÂ or any combination.Â Â Visit this link for more information.

Things are turning shades of green over at Polka Dot Creations Color challenge, which is extending the spring inspired color challenge through April.

Photo: ladybug bracelet by Sativastudios.

[tags]polymer clay, creativity, challenges, crafts, inspiration[/tags]

Comments

Elaine says
April 9, 2008 at 2:44 am
Another one would be PCC’s monthly Challenge – April is eggs I believe. http://www.polymerclaycentral.com/challenge.html for details.
Now, to figure out something for the ABS Challenge!
lolly says
April 9, 2008 at 4:18 am
thank you for mentioning project spectrum! I would love to have some clay artists join our flickr group!!

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