I'm sorry I've been such a bad blogger lately. When I have time I browse through my Google reader account and see so much beautiful inspiration on other blogs and wish that mine could be that way too. I honestly don't know where you all find the time to take and edit such wonderful photos of your day to day. I have been selfishly, guiltily, making art for myself lately. I feel guilty because I know I should be making Design team projects for Alpha Stamps, writing prompts for my Yahoo group or working on my classes. *sigh* I hate that I am so late getting those up but I have trouble being at the computer for more than a few hours a day lately. I get restless easily. I'm not sure what is going on. I love teaching but I don't love the hours it takes in front of the computer to make pdf's, edit photos, and edit video. I think teaching would be so much more fun in person... certainly a lot less editing time. ;)
Anyway, here are a few teaser shots for one of my upcoming classes. I don't have a start date yet but hopefully it will be out soon. I'm introducing a new series called Soul Journaling: Outside The Book. It's a series of classes that take journaling techniques out of your journals and incorporates them into other larger mixed media projects. There will be classes dealing with fabrics, stretched canvas pieces and more. Stay tuned.
7 comments:
Sarah
These classes look intriguing. Look forward to finding out more about them.
Sarah, You have inspired me so much I wanted to forward the Kreativ Blogger award to you. I look forward to more classes.
Please visit tatteredpast.blogspot.com to accept the award.
Rita
Hi Sarah-
I think you are an inspiration!
I finally started the 28 beginning prompts and a new blog thanks to you.
Of course I only posted one entry on the blog- it feels weird writing with no audience! LOL
I've only done two days of the journal prompts (and that took me a week) and as I took pix to post on said new blog the camera died a slow and agonizing death.
so now waiting for a new camera to come.
But anyway- I just wanted to say I totally relate to looking at what other people are doing and how lovely it all is and wondering how do they have time to keep blogs, make art, work, respond to others, and so many have children and husbands- how do they do it all?
The other thing is- it is NEVER selfish to make art for yourself- if you don't you can't stretch and grow and bring new life into the world-
You are gestating new creations!
(your classes sound wonderful- hope to someday get to take some... and yes- in person would be so much better/easier time wise.
Looking forward to getting to know you hear in cyber-space and enjoying your work and process.
diana
Hey Sarah! You are an inspiration! Thanks so much for all you do! I've only done two pages of the 28 prompts but I'm working my way through them and love them. "Inch by Inch life's a cinch and yard by yard it's very hard." When you stop blaming yourself for not getting something done all of a sudden you'll get it done =^..^= Enjoy the journey!
Kris Shedarowich
Take all the time you need to re-group and re-energize. Sometimes a new path/journey begins by hibernating. Love seeing the daily prompts on twitter and look forward to seeing more when you cup if refilled.
Sarah this looks lovely. Please keep me informed. I hope you have my name on your mailing list. I did your advanced journaling course.
I think it is great to be selfish with your art from time to time. You give so much.
I synchronistically used sheet music in my very random art journal page I am still working on, but if you would like to see it in progress...
See my recent art of thrift shopping to create art blogpost
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