Inktober52, Prompt 1: ‘Wild’
One of my favorite tv shows(from a few years back/on netflix): “The Original Angel”:
I love these quotes from the show: “The biggest mistake I made was believing if I cast a beautiful net, I’d catch only beautiful things”… and, “to exist, is to survive unfair choices”…
Music to listen to when you have Insomnia:
This is such a great version of this song. Her vocal range and emotion are amazing. I never knew this song was inspired by Loeonard cohens song ‘famous blue raincoat’ (which is also a great song, dark like Joni Mitchells album Blue)
This song sends shivers up my spine. Just brilliant.
colored pencil drawing… For the astrology sign : Gemini. (in progress)
I thought it would be fun to draw some images just from imagnation for the 12 zodiac signs.
Great song by Sia and the T.V. series ‘Six Feet Under’ is excellent also. I watched it a few years ago, but it really was excellent acting and an engaging storyline.
Happy New Year! I am personally Happy to see a new year. Hopefully 2022 is a good year for all. I’m know I’m ready to say goodbye to some old outdated beliefs, and leave some memories and past disappoinments behind for good. I wish everyone the best possible year. May you all be inspired to look for the good in life. Be kind, seek happiness, and try to look forward and not back.
some quick tiny paintings approx.3.5 x 3.5″
My Christmas present from my brother Mike: Shitake Mushroom log growing kit. It worked. How cool is this? yay!
My son Jack, holding the T-shirt quilt I made for him last spring:
Lots of Jack’s old favorite t-shirts went into making this project.
I finally got around to uploading it. I must say I was happy to finish this one. Ironing on all the stabilizers was the worst part of the project. I don’t know why but I had assumed a t-shirt quilt would be super easy to make, it took some time. I wouldn’t volunteer to make another one, but am very happy he liked it.
Lucy loves to hide under the blankets, she popped her head out because she thought I might have food.
