Last month I felt too pressed to do everything in Blogosphere and I fell out of step with Kat’s writing prompts which I barely began again after years of being away from her workshop. We’re holding out very well totally Covid-free and that’s precisely how I plan to keep us. I continue to be thankful for our good health. I’m even thankful for the return of being back to my old schedule again.

I’m thankful for the extra long holiday weekend to spend with DH. He’s very handy working with his hands which is another reason to be thankful.

In the context of the intuitive prompt, the two contrasting stripes in the artwork came to represent the way that my own dog tends to disrupt me when I’m trying to concentrate on a task, but does so in a cute and cuddly way that is not unwelcome.Īs I developed the piece, I decided to make the two main stripes stand out more but adding light colored fibres and bits of cloth behind them, and added some stitching embellishments on top.This week’s Thankful Thursday I’m thankful DS is making good progress in repairing his car after sliding into a ditch on Christmas eve.

I ended up being inspired by a photo of a cat, not because I wanted to draw a cat but because I liked the stripes in the cat’s fur and felt inspired to make two pointed stripes coming from the top right corner of the screen, with a background that had more subtle stripes and a different color palette. In the video, I go through my process of being inspired by these prompts. There are so many kinds of fur – coarse, soft, curly, silky, frizzy, long, short, and so on. Visual Prompt: Fur Photo Collection for Inspirationīecause of the intuitive prompt, and also because I’ve just recently released a fiber art brush set, this seemed like a good opportunity to explore the concept of fur as a texture. In either case, the prompt is meant to invite you to explore what comes up whether positive or negative. Or maybe, you’re not an animal person at all. Maybe you have a pet or a childhood pet that comes to mind when you think about this prompt. In my new Create with Intuition series, I provide two art prompts every month – an intuitive prompt in the form of a word or phrase to explore, and a visual prompt.

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