Or not!
This page today is in response to being disillusioned with something in my life. I won't say what... as it is a personal thing. But for a couple of weeks I have been quarreling in my head with the pros and cons of all kinds of actions. I have finally decided to just accept the weak and unprofessional ways of some people I am interacting with, and go on with life. The page says "Not everything in life is going to be covered with roses." I think that says it all. Can you see the girl covered in yellow roses?
I did a bit of journaling around the edges about the specific situation that has been bothering me. I think I am almost to the point now, to stop the mental wrestling match, and enjoy my happy, trusting, creative life!
This page today is in response to being disillusioned with something in my life. I won't say what... as it is a personal thing. But for a couple of weeks I have been quarreling in my head with the pros and cons of all kinds of actions. I have finally decided to just accept the weak and unprofessional ways of some people I am interacting with, and go on with life. The page says "Not everything in life is going to be covered with roses." I think that says it all. Can you see the girl covered in yellow roses?
I did a bit of journaling around the edges about the specific situation that has been bothering me. I think I am almost to the point now, to stop the mental wrestling match, and enjoy my happy, trusting, creative life!
This is a spread that I did last winter. I had pages of naked girl bodies (some of you might remember those) I made using a stencil. I collaged one of those on the right. And, a couple of years ago, milliande did a quick tute on making rose stamps using a styrofoam tray. The yellow roses are stamped using the stamp and yellow and orange acrylics. Yellow roses are a special to HRH...being raised in TX and all, ya'll.
I think the blue background part was tinted blue gesso with scrapings which left the lighter colored lines, where I journaled about life sending the stinky and the sweet things to us...sometimes it's a skunk and sometimes it's roses!
The blue writing is oil pastels,
I am pretty sure that before the gesso and the roses and the collage, there was a basic colored background but it has been too long to remember.
What I am finding is that I really do enjoy having pages ready to journal on. This spread just happened to fit with what I wanted to say today.
I need to get busy and do some more backgrounds!
Heh, I was going to give up creating but I haven't. I will be posting some more cats, and ornament boxes soon.

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Isn't creativity amazing?
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