Nonetheless, I brought a hand to the sensation and gave it a quick light scratch.
You know how that goes!
Next thing I knew I was at my paper cutter with a painting exercise I'd done two summers ago.
Here's what had sat in a drawer for two years untouched:
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| August 2018 painting sketch 11 x 14"; acrylic and ink on card stock (calendar poster) |
Scratch scratch scratch …
8 comments:
On this hot Yom Kippor day a fresh breeze has come through my computer!
Scratch scratch scratch! Maybe I should get out my paper cutter!
G'mar chatima tova.
You know I love my paper cutter!
It's fun to wake this morning and remember that I'd programed my blog a few days ago to release this post for today, and even more delightful to have a comment from you waiting for me. Thanks!
Wonderful to see these postcards!
Simone, wonderful to see you hear at my blog! (ha! wonderful to see myself at my blog, for that matter!!!)
I'm grateful for a bit of creative flow : )
YAY! I love it when you scratch itches... and now I want to dive into my painting pile with the scissors. You are inspiring, my friend!
No calamine lotion here! Just itches and scissors! Thanks for the affirmation, Jen : )
One of my "chores" for next month is to go through my artwork and Get them more organized. Actually, I am going to iron them. Yup, saw an artist do it. Well... That will give me the perfect opportunity to pull out the yuck stuff... and make some ATC's, or postcards like daring Dotty does! You are! You DO! :)
Sheila, I've been known on occasion to take one tutee or another of mine to my ironing board to bring some semblance of law and order back to a neglected mistreated page of schoolwork dredged from a chaotic backpack! Please do a post about your ironing when you get around to it : )
I am repeatedly surprised when I pull something from a drawer of saved stuff for which I had no vision when I set it aside … there's treasure in them thar hills, I tell ya!
Thanks for your affirming words!
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