“The education of imagination to step into the unknown as well as the ability to persist when there is no end in sight. The ways of creation are often paradoxical. When you think there is nothing going on, something comes to you, and when you want something desperately, it’s never there. Imagination thrives on the turning of tables, and its most succesful products are often contrary to initial intentions.” – Shaun McNiff, Trust the Process
Not much going on this week due to the dreadful flu. But today was the first day I didn’t feel like my brain was being held in a vice, so things are definitely improving.
![Easing back into things after 9 ?;$<].?¥+€!@ Days bedridden with the flu #studiotable #mixedmedia](http://64.17.158.119/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/13961330459_b2f04408a0-300x300.jpg)
Just having the materials in my hands again felt good. Moving things around. Pondering.
A panel that I actually finished today when I had a bit of time. My current journal is about to be filled up, so this panel will be the cover of my next journal. I did a lot of stitching on little patches of fabric this winter. Happy that I was able to use one of my little patches at the bottom of this panel.
This photo is from a previous week, but never posted. A side project. Nature and its workers truly amaze me.
I am in awe…………….very much!
thank you!
I’m not a robot and after 4 times i decided……..wont try ever again, i’m very sorry. Please stop this………….wont try again. this cost too much time!
Sorry about that, I have to have the spam thing on for comments, otherwise I get bombarded with spam! Hope it doesn’t happen again. But thanks for visiting!
love the stitched pieces. Amazing art. Glad to hear you are a bit better!
Thanks trish. I love adding stitches in my work- whether in a painting or a panel for my journals
Glad you are feeling better… the flu is always a bummer… and getting back to creativity is very healing.
The threads at the top edge of the stitched panel work really well with the tree branches! Sweet texture play: wispy threads emulating crisp branches…and I suppose the grey stitches relate visually to the text in the tree image too! Congratulations, quite engaging!