Creative Problem Solving & Persistence - "Slots" Prompt - 5 Minute Challenge
5 Minute Art Challenge - Day 3 - Prompt: Slots
hosted by: The Ugly Art Club
Today's creative journey for Day 3 of the Ugly Art Club's 5-minute challenge is a “slots” prompt! Sometimes, things don't go according to plan, and that's okay. I encountered some hiccups along the way, like working with wet acrylic inks in a time crunch and using thin paper with black gesso, which made slot punching a bit challenging. I took it as a gentle reminder that creating rarely goes as planned, and to embrace the beauty in unexpected outcomes. When I'm doing the 5 minute prompts or I have a timer, I tend to work with my fingers a lot more just because it's the closest supply that I have at hand, and it makes it really easy.
Watch my take ⟶
Each creative challenge teaches me something new and helps me grow as an artist. Keep experimenting, keep problem-solving, and remember that every artistic journey is a valuable learning experience. Allow yourself the freedom to pivot and experiment with new techniques, if you can work on that creative problem solving and getting each page to a place that you're happy with, then that's a good goal.
Supplies Used:
Holbein Heavy Body Artist Acrylic Luminous Set of 6
Prismacolor Pencil Neon Pink PC1038
Liquitex Fluorescent Orange
Slot Punch
Princeton Brush Snap! 9700B-6
Correction Pen
White Gesso
Black Gesso
Blackwing Pencil
Cardstock
Uhu Glue Stick
Heat Gun
Long Scissors
Scissors