I sketched in the large sketchbook yesterday at my desk. That is how the mouse and photo loader came into play. I am cleaning off the desk and catching up on my paperwork so I can do our taxes. Better get with it, right?
Number 5, first thing you see in the morning - the projected time on the ceiling. When Gene got the clock it bothered me to see the light up there. It flashes the time and outside temperature every 3-5 seconds. I am used to it now and when we stay at a hotel or someplace else, I miss it. We take it with us if we are going to be gone a few nights.
Number 6, shadow - the shadow from my extra mouse and photoloader.
Number 7, shell - no shells in our house, so am subbing this pottery pot that survived the fire. It is from Peru and sort of shell shaped.
Number 8, nail - my pinky nail
For my art link today, Jenna, http://thecozyred.wordpress.com/, on wetcanvas.com, Southwest Forum, shared this with us. The painter is blind and is "amazing" as Gene might say. Scroll down near the bottom of his page for a video. Inspiring!
http://www.demilked.com/artist-blind-painter-john-bramblitt/
Arckh!! Not doing what I said, I gotta get out of here. Caio!
6 comments:
At least you sketch. That is keeping your finger in the pie. Toby put some shelves up for me to put art stuff on. I have plenty to do organizing myself.
Bag Blog, thanks. Congrats on the shelves. Always a help to have storage and display space. We have good supportive husbands!
its not guilt, its become a habit :)
nice sketches :)
Jennifer, thanks for thinking positive thoughts for me. I think of sketching like homework and put too much pressure sometimes, ha.
Wow. The paintings from the blind painter are pretty amazing.
Joanna, you are so right! There is a lot of determination there.
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