Never before in history has innovation offered promise of so much to so many in so short a time… Bill Gates When there is nothing going on we pick up our smart phone and check what’s happening somewhere else. Through the many apps that constantly connects us to news flashes, friend updates, new e-mail messages, […]
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How to Create a Digital Kaleidoscope Mandala
You can do all kinds of wonderful things in your computer as you all know. I found a simple and fun way to make a digital mandala from a photo, using the online photo editing program SumoPaint! It’s simple! Visit the site and follow these instructions to make your own Digital Kaleidoscope Mandala! How to […]
How to Use video to Document Life
It was such lovely weather this weekend that we did a short hike of 8 kilometers through the woods. I took quite a few photos with my pink compact camera (Ixus 115 HS). It also shoots HD video, something I haven’t been using very much. But with my new fast laptop the movies I have […]
Scanning some quick doodles to play with
I love to doodle, and draw little creatures that I just come up with or have seen somewhere, like these owls. They look so awfully tired, or bored. They were probably born during some meeting. They were drawn with a black ballpoint pen, in my notepad. Then I just thought they were too cute to […]
Thankful thought no 2
Another thankful thought after the first one: I’m thankful that my grandmother is still a part of my life! She is 92 years old and was very ill last year. I went with her in the ambulance to the hospital when she broke her hip at home, and it was a stressful time. Now she […]
Thankful thought
It’s been the iciest winter I’ve ever experienced. I don’t mind the snow, the cold, not even the darkness so much – but when the streets are covered in ice it is really difficult to walk anywhere, especially for old folks. Some days it feels risky just to step outside. Plus, I miss my bike […]
View through a dirty window
Summer in full bloom, everywhere. There is abundance and I try to notice it and embrace it. I take more photos in the summer. There are more looking closely at ordinary things happening. More little details of the whole. More documenting what surrounds me today, things that will be gone or changed or different tomorrow. […]
The Giant Poppy
Greetings from a Giant Poppy. The latest addition to Dad’s garden is a Giant Poppy. He called me over when he had put it in the ground, to admire it with him. And I have to agree with him, it is magnificent and a real garden beauty. I think it just screams of natural magic […]
Garden photos with texture
Early in May the magnolia buds was twirling… the violette Penses moved outside. Related PostsPeek into my art journal: a yellow flower Booklet Journal using Brown Paper Little nuggets of Joy
Soft and faded photography
Swirly and fun embroidery on the table cloth. Spring light in the window. Related PostsFive Favorite Topics to Read about Happiness in little flowers Video | Happiness during winter
Being a top hat pick
I have my creative hat on… every day! See? Thanks to Michelle Ward I now have this very cool Top Hat: Yay! I just said “WHAT?” out loud when I read my comments after breakfast this morning! Michelle told me I’m a winner of this monthly challenge to do something new in your Art Journal. […]
Finding his own Creative Voice
On children and their gift of creativity: And they [the grownups] think that what they are talking about is our gift of a mudpie. But it is more than this. It is ourselves – the place in us that wants to just give, out of love. So when they scold or ignore or dispose of […]