+7As inspired by
If you have created some artwork natively (i.e. without copying and pasting or uploading content from outside of Miro) which you feel is worthy of exhibition in a museum (or at least your foyer 
), please share it with the rest of the Miro community below!
To avoid conflict of interest and because I don’t have a visual creative bone in my body, I will not be submitting my “chicken scratch” Miro drawings 
Since I guess I should share just how bad my drawings are:
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This is awesome! I am working on a periodic table for design research methods! I am using your work as a reference. Thanks!
+7Ok - got bored, decided to create something else:
Hi Kiron, thanks! KB reffers to Komercial Bank, our company :)
I was showing my 6-year-old daughter my Miro app on the iPad and she asked me to draw her something. I asked what she wanted me to draw, and this was her request:
+7Wow
+9From my website:
The textelements on my site are only in German.
Michael
+6Broke the rules and used some other tools . . . just a silly test . . . not terribly creative either… just fun to feed the creative Miro beast different food and see what it does.
Here’s the work flow.
The plugin will up res your photo to 240X240 and remove white edges… so I had to ‘trick it’ by putting the pixelated 24X24 Doge in the middle of lots of black.
Import colored-background google sheet selection into Miro.
Has a certain ‘totally rad’ posterized look.
DOGE --- you’ve been all over the universe … welcome to planet Miro.
+1The periodic table of elements gets my vote!
Wanted to participate !
Great design everyone !
+7This is very cool
It’s not art, per se… (but I guess that depends on how you view grammar 😁)
And zooming in…
👍
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Wow, I love all of these so much! I did this one on our LA office touchscreen during our rebrand from RealtimeBoard to Miro in early 2019. (I think I deleted the board so this glare-y photo is all that remains)
+3We hosted an online exhibition on Miro and had three artists, Heleen Steyn, Johann Smith and Amelia Daubermann create live drawings during the event. Here is what they made. We eventually had to export the images because the board couldn’t handle all the lines!
You can view the full exhibition here: https://miro.com/app/board/o9J_krGfwoY=/
+5+7Those are unbelievably good - I’m guessing the artists were using styli (styluses?) as I can’t see how this level of quality could be achieved with a mouse or touchpad?
Kiron
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