• My tutoring table—and central command post for almost all my deskwork—is a 1950's kitchen table with green Formica laminate top, chrome metal edging around the tabletop, and chrome legs.
• This morning's high humidity gave way to an afternoon downpour.
• Today I set about drafting my post by intentionally not including any headings initially. I entered my first statement above, and Grammarly identified the tone as joyful. After entering the second statement, the post as a whole was optimistic, and it remained optimistic as I wrote this very sentence. I then began entering the heading for this section; the tone remained optimistic until I entered the word exploration, at which point Grammarly indicated: anxious.
Painting-with-neutrals exploration
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| postcard start #6, resting |
6 comments:
I wonder how Grammarly would react if it could read your image?
Time for us to develop the Abstractly app for art images!!!
Comparing this image to the last....the misty haze of early morning gives way to sunrise and illumination! That Grammarly...I now want to run all my journal entries through it. ha!
Jen, you've got me looking at this piece with new eyes! It has become a little neighbor all woke up! Thank you for that : )
Grammarly is making me laugh, I gotta say.
haha, well, anxious fits most exploration. Haha. Love the table! And this start is very graphically pleasing. Also I see a touch of 50's-60's space era details. ;o)
Sheila, thanks for your feedback here. Ironically, as I reply today, it is precisely this piece I am working on to take from a start to a finish, and I am totally stumped — not finding the piece graphically pleasing in the least! Your words encourage me to keep exploring …
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