Tin roof and rain – change of plan sounds – watching for Sunday morning sunshine.
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American Sentence ~ Day 27/108
Oh! When I saw you grey fox – my heart jumped as you dashed into the wood.
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American Sentence ~ Day 26/108
Wind and water shape the landscape — Coyote ambles along the trail.
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108 Days of American Sentence ~ 24
Big dreams of waking at 5am and riding road bicycle car-free. ~
Read MoreBorn on a Thursday #51 – Grief. Loss. Winter.
I also want to get a good camera and get into the woods and take photos. I need to buy some equipment (both photography and camping gear and probably, eventually, gulp, a vehicle).
Read MoreBlue Haze, Neon and Earl Grey (or Dreaming Rock-n-Roll)
I dreamed I was in a band last night. It’s been almost ten years since I’ve been on stage. I miss it a lot. I like group creative projects – I often need something larger than myself to continue, to finish work, and the group is more than “just me”. The dynamic is exhilarating, usually fun, sometimes frustrating – rarely boring. Though I haven’t been making music, I have been in a collaborative project for months now, and it is informing my solitary work in a good way (I’m painting again), and I am waking up with the desire to create almost over all else.
Read MoreThe Power to Dream – The People Have It
This video was shared with me by a friend.
Do you have a creative activity that you do just for yourself? Is there one (or more) that you do for others?
Do you have a creative hero? If so, What does that person do that inspires you? Can you see yourself taking a hero’s journey?
Read MoreFun Spot at the Library
Originally posted on Holly Troy ~ Sacred Folly:
From NAU I’m wearing my favorite socks and dressy shoes. Sometimes work is fun! Photo by Steven Toya.
Born on a Thursday #24 ~ All Shook Up
What’s the best thing to do when you can barely think and the weather is crappy and you’re visiting your mom who is a smoker and you are not? Look through boxes of stuff to see what you can find. I’ve been looking for two things mainly — old vocal exercise tapes with my coach Don Lawrence and videos of my performances. I found neither of those things. I did find one box with artwork and journals that have moldered and mice have made nests of, LPs that Chewie the pet rabbit has been snacking on, and, (redemption!) photos that are in pristine condition of my band The Halfbreeds!
Read MoreUpcycled Gems – Ethereal meets Earthy
Matagi Sorensen recently finished a wedding ring commission which I photographed. It was so difficult to choose which photos were my favorite for his website.
Normally I am not into diamonds, but as I was looking at the photos I found myself completely mesmerized by this gem. This diamond has an ethereal quality that is almost hypnotic. It doesn’t seem like it could be solid!
The stone was originally from the bride’s grandmother’s engagement ring. A closer look under the microscope revealed a color and clarity from diamonds mined from the 1890s to the 1920s that were regularly used in jewelry from Germany.
The ring has two sapphires and a diamond and was originally in a classic setting. Matagi’s magic turned it into something completely modern and completely original.
Check it out – Something Old, Something New . . .
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