For the second official graffiti lettering contest hosted by @trippymane, I decided to combine bubble style graffiti lettering with a classic pink donut and sprinkles as my main inspiration. To learn more about this contest, check this post out.
It has been 5 years since I last practiced any form of graffiti art and for this specific contest, I wanted to use bubble letters since I find that to be more fitting for a donut theme. I used the software Krita to make this with the following brushes: basic pen and an airbrush. I added frosting as well as sprinkles.
The Process
The final product:
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It looks fluffy, sweet and delicious. All the good attributes of a donut embodied in a nice graffiti. Great job!
PD: It makes me hungry.
LOL the gif 🤣🤣.
Thank you Bertrayo. It made me hungry when I was making it too. Next time, it would be better to eat before hand. Our cake talk yesterday did influence the idea behind this as well 😆 but I decided to change it up to a donut.
It looked like the perfect addition. It's the donut we usually see Homer eating.
Cake talk is all the inspiration needed to make art, especially if on wants to make it look delicious! 😆
Wonderful! 🤩😎
Makes me so happy to see you participating in my contest 😁 The best of luck!
Looks tasty and makes me hungry ahaha now I'll go to sleep thinking about donuts 😂😂😂
Thank you Trippy. I really wanted to attempt graffiti and this contest gave me the opportunity to do just that.
let your dreams take you to donut-landia
Oooeeeey Goooooeey pinkness with sprinkles on top. That was my first impression. Next as in next gooey doughnut please! (even though I don't like them) Very visual in terms of creating the experience you set out to do.
This reminds me that you don't like donuts in real life LOL.
I think you mentioned it somewhere lmao. I have not had a donut in several years. Timbits are okay but I only go for the birthday cake flavor. Although, I find that too sweet now and I just don't step foot in Tim Hortons anymore.
Yes, I was forced to eat too many doughnuts, well, not really forced but it's way too common to the point of sickening, where I'm from.
Oh no, Tim Horton's doughnuts are the stuff of my nightmares, those are the worst. Massive amounts of sugar as you've said. I think if I had homemade doughnuts I'd eat those, but hold the sugar, so ones that are plain.
LOLL this reminds me of a fancier and slightly high end Tim Hortons they opened on King Street a while back. I always thought it was a horrible idea. They shut it down a bit recently.
Indeed! I think this will be more suitable. You have control over ingredients. I have seen some vegan recipes and gluten free ones which look lighter. Never made any. My taste buds have matured to the point where too much sugar is poisonous 🤣. Japanese desserts have been a pleasant surprise. A lot lighter and less sugary.
That's so funny about a high end Tim Hortons. Yes, terrible idea, no wonder it closed. 🤣
I've never had vegan ones or gluten free ones. I wouldn't try them now, way past doughnuts. Sugar I've never been one for, so always avoiding most sweet things. Japanese desserts are much lighter and less sugar. I think if I had to have dessert (I don't eat it) after a nice meal it would be coffee or tea instead of dessert.
Woo! I don't mind either of these for a better change
🤣 You always find the best gifs!