It was fun to do, and I learned something about being in control. Letting go is difficult, but liberating, and even fun. It's all in my attitude. Now to apply that to other areas of my life!
Wednesday, July 08, 2009
Drawing Blind
It was fun to do, and I learned something about being in control. Letting go is difficult, but liberating, and even fun. It's all in my attitude. Now to apply that to other areas of my life!
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I remember doing that in art class in high school and finding it hard even then to let go of the control! I should give it a try again! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteBella
What a fun exercise. I remember doing that in art class years ago.
ReplyDeleteI can see you are going to have a wonderful art journal -- a journey of your summer of fun!
Sadly, mine would look worse with my eyes open!
ReplyDeleteI remember doing that in art class too - and the teacher roaming the room, ready to snatch the pencil out of our hands if we peeked. Yours turned out WAY better than any of mine did. They never looked like anything recognizable!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment on little lovelies! I wish we never had to clean our crafty spaces, too. You'll see there are more recipes coming! And my space is still an awful mess!
ReplyDeleteThat turned out really well!
ReplyDeleteI love it, this is such a great exercise.
ReplyDeletedebby
That is pretty darn amazing if you didn't look at the paper! Hey, I'm impressed.
ReplyDeleteShirl