‘I’m lucky? Why?’ I asked.
‘Because you can take new photos to put on your blog every week.’
Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up.
Pablo Picasso
Which of our friends here is to feature in Random Acts of Travelling Sculpture?
Yep. You guessed it.
The one with the funky headgear. And I don’t mean the chicken. ‘Peronelle and Pals on the Verandah’
Styling and photo by Ruby Foster-Swain
Random Acts of Travelling Sculpture
Love those Gloves
Sally Swain © original creation in Manapouri, NZ
Random Acts of Travelling Sculpture
Here’s the lowdown from (a still excited) Sally Swain:
Random Acts of Travelling Sculpture
Faded Flowers
Sally Swain © original creation
Would you like to stimulate your creative juices in an easy, friendly, connected way?
Announcing…Sally’s first ever Art and Soul Challenge…Very Officially Launched on April 1st – Day of the Fool (the Fool being about creative play and beginner’s mind).
Here’s the lowdown from (an excited) Sally Swain:
What is the Colour of Hope for you?
Daffy
Sally Swain © original art
Cancer Council NSW’s fundraiser has art, heart and soul.
You create an image of HOPE on a 30cm x 30cm canvas.
I feel a niggling guilt about my maintenance of Things.
‘Things’ are not where my energy goes.
Creativity, care, creatively caring for people, inspiration, respect, art therapy, cultivating gentleness and kindfulness in the world. These are some of the places and spaces I prefer to focus on, given the chance.
The peeling paint wall outside my sweet rented workplayspace is one of those Things calling for attention.
Mostly I have a very un-grownup ostrich strategy of filtering it out. Mostly I don’t see…I don’t actively look….at such niggly naggy Things if I can help it.
One day
Art and Soul Space 