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The last couple of weeks I have been working in a moleskine, not using much ephemera or tape, etc. I have been asking myself a lot of contemplative questions and find I have been doing a lot more writing then usual. Really it ebbs and flows, and I am already feeling the tide turning back to more artsy pages.
Regardless, this be.prompted was done in the more writing mode.... Read more about this spread on my blog post, be.prompted.1, by clicking HERE
The prompt was "vices." I took a photo of a shot of whisky. Actually, not real whisky. Martinelli's sparkling apple cider. The model is my 14-year-old daughter. Settle down.
Today's prompt was Edelweiss.
I do believe I saw one once. Many more moons ago than I'd care to put a number on, when I was in primary school, in fact, the teacher brought one in for us to see. I don't know where she got it from, because I don't remember any growing wild in the central belt of Scotland. Dandelions and Daisies, yes, but not Edelweiss. I remember thinking it wasn't the prettiest flower I'd ever seen. That being the case, I found this one tough to draw and paint, but that's what this challenge is all about, isn't it? It's being forced to work outside your comfort zone. With that in mind, this one's now complete and we move on to the next challenge, the next prompt!
Palomino Blackwing soft pencil
Uni Pin 01 and 03 pens
Cass Art watercolours
Seawhite A5 Concertina sketchbook
#EDiF '22
#28DL
Got bored... it was raining on our way home from the Mt. Fuji climb.
When we passed into a tunnel, I took my camera and clicked.
I forgot to turn the autofocus "ON" and these tiny bokehs from the droplets were formed.
It really looks like green DOS prompt (the usual thing i see when compiling BIOS codes, and i'll surely miss it!). Geeky? LOL!
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Here it is pulled out...I used an envelope and letter that was posted from Hong Kong in the 1950s. The airplane was printed on the inside of the envelope! The card in the middle is the back of Andrea Joseph's postcard.
well, the prompt was to use something you love, so i used a pic of my baby bug, Jsh and a bunch o' journal thingies from K&Co. i bought a pack of these doo-dahs from Michaels and i totally love them, but they are so much cuter all together than just one on a page, so i used them all. the journalling says-the best thing i ever made & i wasn't even trying. (We adopted 3 kids and then got pregnant with our bonus kiddo Josh-trust me we were really NOT trying)
When I read the prompt I knew exactly which photo I would like to use, the only problem was I didn't have a printed copy but I did have negatives. It was before my digital days so I trekked to the photo store to get a print and because I wanted matte, I couldn't get it until tomorrow. Too late for LOAD. So I switched gears and picked another photo--that I couldn't find. While I was looking for the second photo, I found the this one. Funny how things work out because this is truly my favorite photo and all the more precious because I know someday it will probably become faded. Glad to finally have it preserved so I can enjoy it while it lasts. I love LOAD!
These disks are included in our new Nursery Rhyme Activity Pack. You can place the disks in a bag, then during circle time pass the bag around. Sing the rhyme that is prompted!
As per the name of the album I'm putting this in, I felt this was a great "writing prompt" photo. In English/Language Arts classes (at least in elementary and middle school), students are sometimes given a "writing prompt" - a picture that inspires them to write a story about it. Over the years, I have taken a number of photos that I thought would make great writing prompts. This is one of them. I finally decided to create an album of my "writing prompt" pictures.
Regarding this photo, I was driving to work one day, and as I was turning off my street onto a main road, I noticed this bouquet of flowers lying in the road, off to the side. I wasn't able to stop to photograph them, as much as I wanted to. There just wasn't time. When I came home from work, I looked to see if they were still there. They were. So, I was able to get the shot.
Write your own story.
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PROMPT:
Capture the exquisite essence of a stunning 18 - year - old skinny girl as the photographer Evgeny Matveev will do it - in an award - winning, dramatic, and visually striking close - up photograph. She is a lovely nerdy girl with a cheeky sweet smile. Indoor scene - Another tent in the bedouin camp, showing two young touareg girls - girl talking. Donning a very worn blue second-hand mesh clothes with many holes and rather torn grunge-like style. I prefers using caramel, and also considers flint, pebble, white, corn and 'muted colors'. Please draw inspiration from the styles of Zdzisław Beksiński, as well as abstract expressionism. Each image should be of high quality and suitable for international art magazines.
Prompted by Lady Wulfrun's fascinating pictures of the SYPTE trolleybus, the brochure produced by GEC might answer some of the questions.
I love the example of an earlier GEC trolleybus - from a marketing viewpoint I can think of much better examples, but not as interesting.