Today my muses are spread so far across the map that there really is no map. Yay for eclectic inspiration. Enjoy!
I cannot get enough of John Grant’s new song, Pale Green Ghosts. It is the soundtrack for my packed writing weekend.
Today my muses are spread so far across the map that there really is no map. Yay for eclectic inspiration. Enjoy!
I cannot get enough of John Grant’s new song, Pale Green Ghosts. It is the soundtrack for my packed writing weekend.
Thanks for sharing this – music and muses. You must be wired after all this.
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No more than usual.
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nice hat
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My husband could dress just like Augustus John in this photo, and I would be totally okay with it. Totally.
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In that case . . . One hopes he is reading this
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Oh, he always reads the blog!
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Inspiration board…like it!
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Thanks, I’ve done a few of these in the past. Always sporadically. The most recent was in November. Perhaps I should do them more frequently?
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You have a good eye for it, and as always, an expert on the subject matter. I enjoy them. So I say, a resounding YES!!
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Thanks, Elisa! You should see my real life inspiration boards. I have several on the walls of my studio, and they are all crammed. For some reason, my OCD is not bothered by their haphazard nature.
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I absolutely believe we are what we repeatedly do…so then we must decide what we want to be and support it by action, repeatedly.
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I agree 100%.
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🙂
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Reblogged this on swaico.
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That portrait of Mina Loy is great. I paint as well as write. When I’ve finished the first draft of my (third) novel, I’m going to give myself a month off to paint and this ethereal effect is exactly what I want to achieve.
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Oh, yes! It is one of my favourite portraits. She’s a muse for me, too, so this is hanging in my studio. I didn’t realize that you are also a painter. What mediums do you work in?
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I like acrylic and collage sometimes mixed in.
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