As you probably know by now, I love to inject a little or snark into many of the pieces I create. I would describe this piece as snarky + mixed media–thus snixed media.

Okay, maybe snixed media shouldn’t be a “thing”. Regardless, did you notice the shady character waiting inside they doorway?

I used a swirly stamp and then sprinkled Rocky Road Baked Texture to create city grime with dusty wind swirling along the ground.

If you look closely, you can also see turn-of-the-century vehicles traveling along the street.

Thanks for stopping by to see my piece. If you are in a part of the U.S. experiencing sub-zero temps, I hope you stay warm and enjoy some creative time.

Great Stuff
- Cold press watercolor paper
- Acrylic paint
- Fashion Ladies of 1916 #1 and 2
- Acrylic paint
- Gelli Printing Plate
- Stamps
- Black ink
- Embossing ink
- Rocky Road Baked Texture
I feel right at home with snark, and this piece of artwork is freakin awesome. I love all the hidden elements.
Thank you so much Holly! We must be soul sistersl 🙂