Around the World with the Global Team - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts on March 25, 2022

Around the World with the Global Team

Good morning friends! Today we're sharing some creative March My Monthly Hero inspiration from our phenomenal Global Team!

Erica used the trapped ink technique with the March My Monthly Hero kit and Reactive ink cubes to get those gorgeous bright splatters with that bold black background! She kept the rest of her card simple to put the emphasis on that colorful design.

Lisa also used the March My Monthly Hero kit but in a totally different way. She stamped ink cubes to create a more modern background and then added some bold black splatters on top. She added glittery frames for a little extra sparkle and kept the rest of the cards white and black for lots of contrast!

Ilda used the Picasso Inspired Stencil to create a vibrant scene for her frame. Her use of Hero Glitter Paste really makes the art sparkle! She colored the museum-goers from the kit and added a shiny gold frame for an extra pop of color.

Daniel went big and bold with the colors he chose for his Impressionist Water Lilies HeroScape. The silhouetted bird and frog really pop against those warm colors!

Sandi kept the colors bright with her abstract kitty design featuring Art Meowseum and the Looking Glass Ornate Frame. We love how she continued the Picasso inspiration by drawing in the background for her cat!

Anna created this very cool Magritte inspired card using Creative Quotes and another appropriate frame: the Museum Frame Fancy Die! She also used Passing Clouds Bold Prints to create a cloudy background for her scene.

Jen used the Pop Art Flowers set to create these two mini-slimline mixed media masterpieces. Her hand-drawn stems and details really give a lot of interest to these cards!

And last, but certainly not least, Michelle took us back to the classics with this elegant card featuring the Museum Column Fancy Dies. Her stenciled frame using the Abstract Frames Stencil and the metallic Museum Frame Fancy Die are the perfect complement to her Copic-colored museum column.

We hope our Global Team has inspired you with their beautiful creations and we look forward to sharing more of their amazing work with you soon. Thanks so much for visiting and have a fantastic weekend!

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I must admit I had my doubts about this kit, but these cards are fantastic!! Just goes to show you how a creative mind can put a whole new spin on something. Wonderful.

annie solomon,

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