We’ve done around 50 collaborations over on my side project Gab Collab. Come collaborate with us!
New collab! And I think that this is approximately the 50th blob that’s been posted here. I’m amazed! To see all the past collaborations, view the archives.
Remember, submission guidelines are on the submit page. Cut it up and rearrange it; draw on top of it; collage on it; do something else I can’t even think of right now. Don’t forget to credit yourself in your post so people can find you!
Thanks, Saskia! You can participate, too. Click here!
Today: It’s Friday, so let’s dance in this by Saskia Keultjes facebook
Hey all. My art stuff is still packed in a box somewhere from my recent move, so here is a contribution to Gab Collab in the meantime. I did the watercolor, and openanewtab did the line work. You can participate, too.
Super fun blob!
Thank you so much
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Gab Collab is back for 2013! I hope you’ll make something with me.
And we’re back on schedule! Here’s this week’s collaboration. Add to (or subtract from!) it, then submit it here. Tell your friends; the more the merrier!
Make something!
Here’s the new blob for the week! For guidelines on participating, visit the submission page. Need inspiration? Check out the archives.
Also, next Monday is Christmas Eve, so be advised that the next collab will be delayed until after Christmas Day. Happy Holidays!
Look at what Lauren did with Gab Collab! As a former teacher, I’m thrilled that someone has used this in a classroom setting. (See the drawings much bigger at this post’s permalink.)
You can participate, too!
Hi Gab Collab!
Myself and a few of my fellow Illustration degree students here in the UK found your blog and loved it, and we borrowed a few blobs for an art lesson we went and taught to some 14/15 year olds in a high school in Portsmouth, UK.
The pupils loved creating characters out of what they saw in the blobs and I thought you might like to see what they came up with, so here is a montage of all of their work. They said it was one of their favourite workshops so far, so my fellow Uni students and myself would just like to say thanks for coming up with such a great interactive project!
p.s Sorry they are photographs, we couldn’t scan the images as the pupils wanted to keep their blobs! Hope that’s ok!
This Gab Collab submission by Kate Rado made me laugh. You can participate, too: gabcollab.tumblr.com/currentblob
This is was people are collaborating on at Gab Collab this week! This blob goes through Sunday, so feel free to participate!
It’s Monday, and here’s the new collaboration for the week! Read what to do with it on the submission page. Go make something!
Here’s the collaboration that was posted this past Monday. Next Monday is just around the corner, so there’s still some time to tackle this one!
It’s Monday! New collaboration! Thanks as always to everyone who submitted last week. I hope you’ll do so again this week! Feel free to download or print this watercolor blob, add something to or otherwise manipulate it, and then submit it. See past examples in the archive. Tell your friends!
Chloé
Something from this week’s Gab Collab that I really like. You can contribute, too! And as you can see from the above submission you don’t even have to use tumblr.
Thanks so much to Lee for featuring Gab Collab during his tenure as Doodlers Anonymous blogger! My day is made.
I’ve been writing at Doodlers Anonymous for a week or so now.
I’ve written about things and people like, Gab Collab, Jack Teagle, The Doodle Bar and Jared Andrew Schorr.
You can read all of my posts at Doodlers Anonymous.
I’ll be writing there for the rest of September.
It’s this week’s collaboration! If you don’t already know what to do, check out guidelines on the submission page (which is also where you can submit your finished collaboration, of course). Click here to download a bigger version.
Make something!
