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Glass Art – Pushing the Limits Part 2
There are so many artists that are making a difference in the world. There is a non-profit group where I live called Hilltop Artists that is changing lives …one person at a time. Placed in a Tacoma, WA neighborhood that has been working its way … Continue reading
Posted in Artsy Faves, Creativity
Tagged art, arts, children, creativity, culture, Dale Chihuly, dreams, Fear, freedom, happiness, Hilltop Artists, love, Non-profit, Personal Growth, possibilities, profit group, self expression, urban revitalization, Whimsical, YouTube
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Lint Picking
Okay, so this makes me want to pick, but not exactly at the lint on my sweater. Quite frankly, this picture has nothing to do with creativity….although it could be said this fellow had some; he was confident enough to … Continue reading
Posted in Working Papers
Tagged art, Back Hair, Bikers, Books, Chaps, clothing, community, creativity, Criticism, culture, freedom, illustration, Julia Cameron, Leather, Lint, painting, Personal Growth, Soldier, style, The Right to Write, Unicorns, vacation, work, writing
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Drama Mama
Drama. We all have it. We all live in it – one way or the other. It can suck the life out of you and it will suck the life out of your creativity. Today’s Right to Write by Julia … Continue reading
Posted in Working Papers
Tagged art, Beauty, Books, character, creativity, culture, drama, Fear, happiness, Intuition, Joy, Julia Cameron, love, multi-tasking, painting, Personal Growth, pity parties, plague, possibilities, Relax, Self Control, Stress Relief, take time, The Right to Write, travel, Universe, vacation, Whimsical, writing
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Creatively Bad Behavior
Working through Julia Cameron’s The Right to Write has had me do too much thinking. This week is about letting it all hang out. It’s about not following the rules and writing badly. I like to think of it as … Continue reading
Posted in Working Papers
Tagged art, arts, Bad Writing, Books, Censorship, character, crazy, creativity, Criticism, culture, dating, drama, Duct Tape, entertainment, illustration, Inner Critic, Intuition, Julia Cameron, literature, love, painting, Personal Growth, possibilities, relationships, Tabloids, The National Enquirer, The Right to Write, writing, Writing Mistakes
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An Old Classic Had a Secret
Jonathan Winters is one of my favorite comedians. I grew up in the 70s and 80s, but my family made me watch old black and white movies/shows etc from time to time. This included all the comedians of their generation. … Continue reading
Posted in Artsy Faves
Tagged art, Beauty, character, Classics, Comedian, comedy, creativity, culture, entertainment, Genius, illustration, Jonathan Winters, laughter, love, painting, surrealism, tv, Whimsical
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This Art is Garbage
I will be designating Wednesdays to highlight art in whatever form it comes in. I find so many artists that have beautiful work, and I want to celebrate their creativity when I find it. To start, I’d like to talk … Continue reading
Posted in Artsy Faves, Creativity
Tagged art, arts, Beauty, cigarettes, community, Community Service, creativity, culture, Dump, Evening Magazine, food, Garbage, hoarding, illustration, Intuition, Mosaics, Personal Growth, possibilities, Rubbish, Seattle, Self Portrait, Smoking, Trash
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