Brain Inspiration
Well. I finally changed my background/layout. I didn’t really like the old one at all, And I didn’t even have to look at it too often! Go figure. Last time I tried to change it, my sister, Lauren said she no liked it. Hope she likes it this time because it’s here to stay. Well, at least for now. It’s rather monotone and a little grownup but don’t worry, I am still going to have silly posts and wonderful posts. I just needed something better then what I had.
AND! TADA! I have TWO new Art Journal pictures for you to view! YAY! The picture quality it never as good as I would like, but my patience and my wishes don’t always match up. Here is the first:
So I don’t know why I love to rhyme lately, but I have been rhyming like none other. You can’t really see it, but the black paper has a design on it of leaves. I used my favorite silver sharpies. And the pictures on the right are pictures of peoples feet. I don’t know who’s feet they are though. I know they are people I know, but the rest of their bodies were already cut up and used somewhere… How Mysterious. And the righting on the left simple says, “Dance until you fall… Just dance…”
Poem words written below:
To You I look
And seek with my sight
To you I ask
Lord, lock me up tight
Keep me caged in
Until I can soar
Keep me secure
Until I am yours
Don’t set me free
Until I can fly
Don’t leave my side
Please stay nearby
I flit and I float
I flutter up high
But only you
Can ever satisfy
To you I look
And find my delight
To you I ask
Lord, Love me tonight.
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Well isn’t that just so sweet. I know. my rhymes and everything-adorable. yeah, moving on. You may have noticed with all my art journal pages that I love pasting and cutting. So, I attempted to just create something on one piece of paper, and here is what I got. I later glued it into the journal and used a verse of the poem above that I wrote and then decided to cut out of it. Yeah. Here you go:
The words from the poem are these:
“When I fall, you will restore
I could never ask for more.”
And the swirly words are from an Austen Case song.
“You name is engraved in the palm of His Hands. In return for your sorrows He will teach you to dance.”
I used white crayon, and watercolor for the background. and buttons because I love them.
Goal for future Art Posts: Make it about the words. So write them and then decorate afterwards. No paper scraps with words on them. Drawing. Taking a good picture to share.
We’ll see how this works out. See you all next time.
