Purpose:
A weekly art meetup to engage and encourage each other*, exploring the same theme each week. Choose your preferred platform and join us there!
* Please keep in mind the purpose above, keeping your posts primarily focused on the given theme. All are welcome here. Whilst personal views are acceptable, it is expected that we keep respectful, never put others down in any way, and remember that this remains an art collaborative — not a platform to be overly pushy with whatever our stance. Let's make this about uniting and encouraging artists online. Thank you.
* Please keep in mind the purpose above, keeping your posts primarily focused on the given theme. All are welcome here. Whilst personal views are acceptable, it is expected that we keep respectful, never put others down in any way, and remember that this remains an art collaborative — not a platform to be overly pushy with whatever our stance. Let's make this about uniting and encouraging artists online. Thank you.
Frequency:
Your work is due every other Wednesday, midnight EST. Please don't combine with other art co-ops.
(Upcoming themes are listed with due dates on this blog's side bar.)
How do I join?
(from a Blog)
(from a Blog)
- Post Scribble Picnic icon to your side bar and link back to here.
- Copy and paste your art post's link into the latest Mr. Linky sign up provided each week.
- Place name of current theme/prompt in your title and show it in your art.
- This is a meetup co-op so people will visit you if you visit them.
(from Instagram/Twitter)
- Just use #ScribblePicnic and hashtag the theme/prompt so others can find you.
- Like all collaborative meetups, people will visit you if you visit them. :)
Media:
Anything hands-on created or made: Doodles/sketches, painting, collage, 3D (could be a cake even).
Your art doesn't have to be completed but can even be a work in progress, combining Picnic prompts.
Note: Photography may be used as a starter (like in collages) but should be manipulated beyond simply all being rendered in a photo editor, like Photoshop.
Note: Photography may be used as a starter (like in collages) but should be manipulated beyond simply all being rendered in a photo editor, like Photoshop.
Finally...
Roll up your sleeves and join our picnic any time. This is about finding time to create, having fun, growing as creatives and being part of an online artistic community. And it's fun to read what others post with their art too*! :)