We all have one, waiting to get out and have some fun. Let them out. There’s some coloring to do!
Full of color, Amy Walters‘ prints are so much fun.
The kid inside.
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Bursting at the seams
Adding the right splash of color to your life might be just enough to get your creative juices flowing.
Reminding me to spice it up a bit is Omiyage and their super-cool Washi tape.
It’s alright to stop and think
sand
what great power you have
you the son of stone and tide
your sun soaked domain
a paradise.
from my book of poetry The Consequence of Answers
Reminding me to pay attention to the little details is the incredible work of Linogirl.
Extra/Ordinary
When I have the power to see beyond the surface and discover the possibilities, that’s when the amazing happen. It’s not just paper, it’s art.
Get your hands on these crazy/amazing cards from Popupology.
Go outside.
It’s not enough to see the glow of the sun from windows. It must be felt and danced in to truly be appreciated.
Reminding us to take it all in is Francis Ooi from What I See When I Run.
Being more.
It doesn’t have to be big or pretentious to be powerful. When we get the courage to take ordinary things and make them extraordinary, we grow.
Japanese Wasabi tape from Le Box Boutique
Awaken
You have to step away from the screen long enough to remember your humanity. It’s easier to forget than we readily admit. The first step to fully being is seeing.
Images by Photography with a W.
The valley between wanting & doing
shadow
on the ground and in the air
little problems everywhere
lying around and underfoot
causing many pangs.
sitting at my table
eating at my pace
sending me into confusion
filling up my space.
driving beside me
down the road
telling me how to move
making me think
that i do have
so much more to prove.
from The Consequence of Answers, my book of poetry.
How fitting: Cool tees from Bridge the Gap & designer Ross Gunter
Hi, Monday. I see you. Now, go.
I will be getting my creative juices flowing at some point today. Until then, I’ll take a sip from the cup of Leah Duncan’s abstract wonderfulness.
a life lived less complicated
Simplicity is a gift rarely appreciated. That’s why I like finding artist who master it. like the fine folks over at Fold.
