Look For Stars- A4 Glow In The Dark Print
£10.00
A4 Glow In The Dark print! To get the best effect, the ink should be charged by light for a good 20 minutes. But you can shine a light on them to get a quick look at the glow!
One of my goals with Moodypidge is to help us all to see light wherever there is darkness. Perhaps this is why I’ve always felt comfort with pretty lights and items that glow in the dark. I think that’s one reason why I often put a glow in the dark star in with my orders- I want to share the comfort they give me with others.
When I learned that I was able to get glow in the dark prints made, I jumped at the chance to do so. This became an A4 print with stars that glow in the dark. And now they’re ready for me to share with you all! I hope you’ll love them as much as I do.
It’s funny- I don’t feel that words are my strength and yet a lot of my work features text with the illustrations. I’d considered fitting text in this print as well, now that I think about it… but I think in this case, it was best to let the artwork speak for itself.
I was told that despite this, the print still embodied what Moodypidge wanted to do- bringing a small comfort by showing the light in the darkness. I’m so happy that it worked out.
One of my goals with Moodypidge is to help us all to see light wherever there is darkness. Perhaps this is why I’ve always felt comfort with pretty lights and items that glow in the dark. I think that’s one reason why I often put a glow in the dark star in with my orders- I want to share the comfort they give me with others.
When I learned that I was able to get glow in the dark prints made, I jumped at the chance to do so. This became an A4 print with stars that glow in the dark. And now they’re ready for me to share with you all! I hope you’ll love them as much as I do.
It’s funny- I don’t feel that words are my strength and yet a lot of my work features text with the illustrations. I’d considered fitting text in this print as well, now that I think about it… but I think in this case, it was best to let the artwork speak for itself.
I was told that despite this, the print still embodied what Moodypidge wanted to do- bringing a small comfort by showing the light in the darkness. I’m so happy that it worked out.
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A4 Glow In The Dark print! To get the best effect, the ink should be charged by light for a good 20 minutes. But you can shine a light on them to get a quick look at the glow!
One of my goals with Moodypidge is to help us all to see light wherever there is darkness. Perhaps this is why I’ve always felt comfort with pretty lights and items that glow in the dark. I think that’s one reason why I often put a glow in the dark star in with my orders- I want to share the comfort they give me with others.
When I learned that I was able to get glow in the dark prints made, I jumped at the chance to do so. This became an A4 print with stars that glow in the dark. And now they’re ready for me to share with you all! I hope you’ll love them as much as I do.
It’s funny- I don’t feel that words are my strength and yet a lot of my work features text with the illustrations. I’d considered fitting text in this print as well, now that I think about it… but I think in this case, it was best to let the artwork speak for itself.
I was told that despite this, the print still embodied what Moodypidge wanted to do- bringing a small comfort by showing the light in the darkness. I’m so happy that it worked out.
One of my goals with Moodypidge is to help us all to see light wherever there is darkness. Perhaps this is why I’ve always felt comfort with pretty lights and items that glow in the dark. I think that’s one reason why I often put a glow in the dark star in with my orders- I want to share the comfort they give me with others.
When I learned that I was able to get glow in the dark prints made, I jumped at the chance to do so. This became an A4 print with stars that glow in the dark. And now they’re ready for me to share with you all! I hope you’ll love them as much as I do.
It’s funny- I don’t feel that words are my strength and yet a lot of my work features text with the illustrations. I’d considered fitting text in this print as well, now that I think about it… but I think in this case, it was best to let the artwork speak for itself.
I was told that despite this, the print still embodied what Moodypidge wanted to do- bringing a small comfort by showing the light in the darkness. I’m so happy that it worked out.
A4 Glow In The Dark print! To get the best effect, the ink should be charged by light for a good 20 minutes. But you can shine a light on them to get a quick look at the glow!
One of my goals with Moodypidge is to help us all to see light wherever there is darkness. Perhaps this is why I’ve always felt comfort with pretty lights and items that glow in the dark. I think that’s one reason why I often put a glow in the dark star in with my orders- I want to share the comfort they give me with others.
When I learned that I was able to get glow in the dark prints made, I jumped at the chance to do so. This became an A4 print with stars that glow in the dark. And now they’re ready for me to share with you all! I hope you’ll love them as much as I do.
It’s funny- I don’t feel that words are my strength and yet a lot of my work features text with the illustrations. I’d considered fitting text in this print as well, now that I think about it… but I think in this case, it was best to let the artwork speak for itself.
I was told that despite this, the print still embodied what Moodypidge wanted to do- bringing a small comfort by showing the light in the darkness. I’m so happy that it worked out.
One of my goals with Moodypidge is to help us all to see light wherever there is darkness. Perhaps this is why I’ve always felt comfort with pretty lights and items that glow in the dark. I think that’s one reason why I often put a glow in the dark star in with my orders- I want to share the comfort they give me with others.
When I learned that I was able to get glow in the dark prints made, I jumped at the chance to do so. This became an A4 print with stars that glow in the dark. And now they’re ready for me to share with you all! I hope you’ll love them as much as I do.
It’s funny- I don’t feel that words are my strength and yet a lot of my work features text with the illustrations. I’d considered fitting text in this print as well, now that I think about it… but I think in this case, it was best to let the artwork speak for itself.
I was told that despite this, the print still embodied what Moodypidge wanted to do- bringing a small comfort by showing the light in the darkness. I’m so happy that it worked out.
