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I'm usually a rule follower and try to make each and every prompt work...but I am just not feeling it this time around (no offense intended, honest). So I've skipped several prompts and am tagging this one for Day 7...but it's really just a companion page for Day 5.
I thought a photo of soya milk would be boring, so I found this cow in the kitchen. We hang keys on the hook below it.
KSH cow
Flutter, day late and this is all I could find. When I cut on the ceiling fan the plant and curtains flutter ever so gently. I could capture their movement but I can capture the cause of that movement.
to Detach my emotions would be unDiva like so forget it - i went through pure D heyl to acquire these emotions therefore i will detach from the experiences but the emotions are mine and i'm keeping them.
LOL don't be so speculative - i am still adjusting my journal entries on how to neutralize thought vs communications with concepts of new beginnings
distinct linear vs organic shape and expressions with structure with observations of intersection and movements
THIS IS NOT AN EASY AREA for me personally to reduce or detach
The "gay dragon" prompt was very hard but I thought responding to a prompt like that in a positive way could be a way to say something all happy and pro-acceptance. But then I was like, wait, how would a gay dragon look different from any other dragon? Then I realized dragons would probably be enraged by the notion of sexuality or gender, which are puny human constructs. So this happened. Oh and I forgot to add before, the dragon is holding an elephant, which as you can see, zie intends to eat. This was to illustrate that this is one hugenormous beastie, of great power and many sharp teeths. Because dragon.
As for the other bit, the mountain lion is supposed to be a pirate (hence the eyepatch). I added lots of wrinkles and a horrible face so that it would look a lot like a high school mascot mural. And the sort of whale, sort of shark looking thing is supposed to be a shark and it was supposed to be a zombie shark. Whoops.
Or, to be more accurate, 'going-to-be-bread'. Soon. 'Cos it's my favourite. And I don't have to do any work, the bread maker takes care of it for me!
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