Exploring Creativity
I’m allowed to have off days where I can produce a tangled mess of scribbles. And that’s okay. At least I made *something*. 😊 And then I turned the page in my Artist’s Way themed journal and read the following: The words and timing a … [Continue reading] about Pressured, uninspired, overwhelmed
Sister cats, Mia and Dot, love to hunt and kill the loose end of a roll of Cottenelle® as it flits above the air vent. Instead of trashing their work, I invited them into the studio to experiment with the remains. Up on the table, they … [Continue reading] about The cats had their fun, now I have mine
Every object I’ve deemed worthy to sit on mine has a fond memory and a special person attached. Everything is in miniature, of course, to fit, sit, and stay. Birds made of red glass, green, blue, and crystal. Real seashells dipped in silverplate, … [Continue reading] about What sits on your windowsill?
It wasn’t brown from the manufacturer, no; it was hand painted a rich earth, dark brown. You could even see the brush strokes if you looked at it in the right light. Just for fun, there were various sizes of flower power stickers affixed to its door. … [Continue reading] about The 1970s refrigerator
Yesterday, just for play, I painted three watercolor circles with purple, rose quin, and magenta. This morning, the circles bloomed into roses with a pen and some added leaves. I love making tiny watercolors. 😊 … [Continue reading] about Watercolor circles become flowers