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January 24, 2006 11:57 AM- inspiration
The cure for everything is salt water be it sweat, tears, or the sea." ~Isak Dinesen
As a "B" in the blogging the AW, it is my week to provide some additional sparks or to share things that inspire us.
I regret not having any wonderful artwork or imagery to accompany this show-and-tell, but my life right now is getting up in the dark and getting home in the dark. Although I will tell you-- it is a snowy wonderland here today and yes, Lil-- I will post some pics of our downy-wrapped landscape one day soon.
Meantime here are the frankincense, myrrh and (what was the third thing?) of what is inciting me to a revolution of creativity, filling my nostrils with spirit essence and spawning great wild daydreams for me this week:
Green Hope Farm
Altered Art Books
Art & Life
got 2 cents?
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Paint Chip says:
Thanks for sharing your inspiration! I've been working on a circus collage project and your links sent me on a trapeze flight that met some of my collage art needs... perfectly!
posted on: January 24
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liz elayne says:
Love to read/find/see the inspirations of others. So much fun!
I hope you find some light in the midst of your dark mornings and evenings. I know how hard that can be...hope the sun is shining today in the midst of your snowy wonderland.
posted on: January 24
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sarai says:
gold? wasn't it gold, frankincense, and myrrh? my nana is curing me somewhere because i don't remember this.
wishing you well along your artist's way
posted on: January 24
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Amber says:
You are right. It was gold.
posted on: January 24
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Saltwater Princess says:
spooky poppy! That is how I got my nickname! Someone who knew of my intense love for the Atlantic Ocean embroidered that quote for me on a wall hanging.
I hope the lighter days find you soon!
posted on: January 24
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lizardek says:
I always wanted frankincense and myrrh when I was kid, but now, gold draws me much more...the gold of sunlight, the golden glow of my children's skin, the gold beacons of lights in my windows. :)
posted on: January 24
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kat says:
oh man, i got so lost exploring the second inspirational site that i had to bookmark it for later perusal! i haven't even gotten to the third one yet! thanks for all the juicy inspirations! :-)
posted on: January 24
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Erica says:
Oh, BP! You always provide such inspiration and light!
posted on: January 24
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violetismycolor says:
I love to find new places for inspiration. I actually found some fabulous books in the library that got my creative juices going. My favorite was one of early 20th century Children's Illustrators.
posted on: January 24
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tinker says:
Thanks for the inspirational links - I love them!
posted on: January 25
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Heather says:
Wow - I've bookmarked the altered books site to go back to later - art books have always intrigued me.
posted on: January 25
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Lil says:
Damn girl, you freak me out. It happens SO often when you post a link that it's already in my favourites or destined to end up there. GET OUTTA MY HEAD!
posted on: January 25
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Richard says:
Thank you for the wonderful links - I had a great time perusing them.
posted on: January 25
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samantha says:
Great links! You are the multifaceted woman, indeed. And let's just think of how we love the Isak Dineson - it makes me want to break out my copy of Out of Africa and swoon over the love story!
posted on: January 25
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Janeen says:
Synchronicity is at work big time here, my friend. The quote on my calendar today is that very one. All hail Isak Dinesen and all hail BP!
posted on: January 25
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la vie en rose says:
thank you for stopping by my blog and leaving such kind, affirmative comments. i hope you are enjoying the AW journey...and the snow. the quote you posted is perfect.
posted on: January 25
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steph says:
Green Hope Farm! THERE is the love!
posted on: January 27
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