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Monthly Inspiration
Welcome to our Inspiration Page
At Powertex Australia, our mission is to inspire creativity! Whether you’re new to art or a more experienced artist… we hope that you find something here that will get your creative juices flowing…
You can follow our 2020 Monthly Inspiration Theme, with step-be-step tutorials designed to get you creating TODAY! Rise to the challenge of creating your own themed artwork… you may also like to try our Monthly Inspiration Kit…
Enjoy creating…
Chinese Dragon
The inspiration theme for this month is a Chinese Dragon. Let’s celebrate the Chinese New Year this February. I had so much fun planning this Dragon…
Naughty but Nice
Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue. Whilst the November Theme was Naughty, I surprisingly ended up being Nice…
Moulin Rouge Corset
My first idea was to create a jewelry stand by using fabric and wire but then I thought maybe a crackle effect would be good and followed through with that idea.
Halloween Inspiration
Halloween is here and we are celebrating the holiday of ‘Day of the Dead’ with this awesome Sugar Skull Kit.
Her Name is SUGAR
Bringing in a little Mexican flavour to decorate for Halloween! I like the Sugar Skulls they make, garnish in colour and just frighteningly beautiful at the same time!
Sugar Skull
Get your hands on one of these Sugar Skull MDF kits now available from Powertex Australia and start creating your Hauntingly Halloween Sugar Skull…
Seahorse
I was very excited to start designing this project and all the embellishments just made me even more exited! So, this is how I designed my Seaside September Seahorse.
Dabby the Dabbing Owl
When I opened my Designer Kit my heart skipped a beat. Here’s my Journey with Dabby the Dabbing Owl!
Resonating Rusty Rhyme
Old English nursery rhyme that really resonates through childhood and into adulthood..a hint of purple with royalty, dignity and wisdom, and spiritually with the higher self to which this nursery rhyme alludes.
Quirky Art Dolls
An epiphany in the night made me think of the using Powertex Sand and Balls for the Red Queen’s hair and I knew I just had to go with one of my all-time favourite themes of Wonderland.