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Michael begged me to take his picture so he could tell people "he has a scar like Harry Potter."
His cast is off but he can't move his thumb yet. It's extremely painful.
My thumbnails look like finished sketches -- not thumbnails! My guess is the reason is my drawing skills are so rough that if I try to do a quick thumbnail, it just looks a mess. But -this is why I am dedicated to practice. My goal is that a thumbnail can still look like something and not take so long!
The Prompt gallery and nightclub site is at promptgallery.space where there are event listings for shows in AltspaceVR - also see account.altvr.com/channels/abstraction. The world code for the Prompt is YQT013
There are videos of the Prompt Events here www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfzKgAP3NhxBe0FW2bXY5Xvk8h...
The dress on the left is done with minimum line and lots of watercolour. The one on the right (actually painted first) has more line, and some attempt at hatching. Given that I have little patience for cross-hatching, I think that for me the choice is easy. I will always move to colour as soon as I can.
Late finish tonight, off prompt today, it's quite hard to match prompts to pre chosen photos as I'm visiting my parents. Anyway, today I felt like making a LO inspired by a quilt so I went on Pinterest and found this design.
This very smart and stylish infill building by Steven Holl Architects and Rogers Marvel replaces a center wing that burned down in 1996; the mis-aligning floors of the north and south wings (which date from different 19th-century building campaigns) prompt a steppy, rampy section and hints of "stitching" in the facade, but thankfully it's all kept under control. I sometimes feel like Holl's detailing and material palette can get away from him, but here it works, even with the addition of the (smartly-deployed) fragments and renovations of the surviving buildings, which might have threatened to make things over-busy.
Maybe something about "architecture school" as a program brings out the best in architects - if this isn't a polemical tour de force showcasing every spatial trick known to the designers, it does offer something to the student: look at materials closely, think about how they fit together, how they join at a corner, how they let light in or bounce it around. The sectional communication between the offset levels is also interesting, and probably contributes to the students' sense of community. Of course, this is one of those buildings that we had assigned to us in our first quarter at architecture school, so it's sort of hard to see it with any critical distance: this is the kind of thing architects do as far as I ever knew. One of Holl's best, but what can I really say about it?
Left: north wing, Mundell and Teckritz, 1869; right: south wing, Charles C. Haight, 1887, with interior and exterior reworkings by Rogers Marvel, 1996.
I made a page with prompt references and journal ideas to add to. I also added the ones from the Tell Your Story class. The blue page is a piece of artwork from one of my boys with the beginning of a list details items I particularly like and want to remember to look for when journaling. I love that it's signed on the side by my son. :)
Prompt mostly uses these Sprinters for patent transport. This brand new one is seen in East Chicago near the Indiana Harbor.
Prompt #22 from Janel of "Run with Scissors" Journal prompts
Journal Prompt 22: Today I want to know what your favorite holiday is!! There are soooo many holidays out there and the cool thing is that they differ depending on where you live, your family, and your religion. Teach me all about your favorite holiday and why it's your favorite :)
I love love love Halloween. Fall is my favorite time of year. I'm really wishing fall was here now cause I am not a fan of summer.
I'm taking over mum's photo prompt game. The first one I've got to do is "Shell".
The big one in the middle is my favourite because I like the clours in the middle.
Today's 365 prompt is "in a jar" such as "contained", "lined up" and "treasures" - well, we had Lewis for an overnight and he helped me set this shot up!
I asked him what "treasures" I could put in this jar and he thought it would be good if I filled it full of "jammy dodgers" (biscuits / cookies). We settled on one that he ate after I took this one!!
Capture Your 365 ....
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these are portions of paints and drips that I had saved for occasions like this (from other painted projects) even a little note I wrote about a pen working over acrylic...lol
Sponsored by: Daisy Yellow Daily Paper Prompts
Full spread for prompt 2. I used Sakura Souffle pens.
I'm finding it pretty difficult to do so much writing for my journal! ; )
recipe life/journal prompt from my own journal; see the "flipside of a bad mood" as end result of recipe.
A Tibetan singing bowl. It's over a hundred years old! It makes a really lovely sound when you hit it gently with a special stick. You can just see it at the bottom of the photo. The bowl has even got it's own special cushion to sit on!
Page inspired by Ani Difranco's song, Joyful Girl.
Made for Dawn Sokol's Art Journal Stimulus Project. (www.dblogala.com/)
To the left is a printable made available by Patti Digh, to the right my response to the first prompt.