Today, a piece of 9x12" drawing paper, paints, a brush or two, collage papers, some pens, and an acrylic skin were the portal.
Eventually, I took that 9x12 to my paper trimmer. Now I have a start for a birthday card and eight other somethings.
Before letting the blade fall:
10 comments:
I love the tiny text floating throughout this. You are a fearless, versatile creator! And ruthless with the paper trimmer. You are my idol!
I love scattering text throughout a piece—glad it appeals to you. Thanks for your affirmations of fearlessness and versatility! Laughing in delight at your paper trimmer comment. I do love my paper trimmer!
Yes that script is delightful. I love the stone like shapes, yes starts have a freedom of their own.
I am so glad that you experience so many 'now' moments (only Now ;-))
I know exactly what you are talking about but for me it is sometimes very difficult to not get caught by my 'so called problems' (as Eckhart Tolle always calls them - I love it how he can make it all so clear).
Enjoy your 'now', and I will do that too, inspired by you!
Fun to have you notice elements in my start that were particularly enjoyable in the creating. Thanks!
I need some now, right now! We went to Virginia and back for a four day visit, returning yesterday, and I am feeling a bit drifty and ungrounded as I start my day today.
Gorgeous Dotty, love the lettering. Love the spring time meadow feeling. The hills are alive!! Enjoy my friend :)
Meadow! That's it exactly : )
Thanks, Sheila.
Again, this one reminds me of frost on a window. I must have winter on the brain tonight or something. It has turned chilly, so maybe that's why.
Laughing at your frosty outlook! Winter sure would be a little more fun for me if I found that Jack Frost had painted a window of mine to look like this!
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