Small Scale Fabricated Photography, Toy Photography History, Art Creation Musings
I'm hosting my first ever Christmas challenge this year! Each day in December, up til Christmas, there will be a new prompt. Share a picture, write a poem, write a blog about your day, anything along the lines of the theme will do! Post as often or as little as you’d like. Share your links... Continue Reading →
A couple of what will likely be many posted throughout this month. A Christmas village. For the Pic and a Word Challenge: Winter.
Welcome to week 16 of the Weekly Weather challenge. Every Saturday I'll post a new blog with the weather-based topic for that week. Post your contribution (poem, photo, illustration, story, or any other artistic vision) to your blog and share your link in a comment or pingback to that week's topic post here. Make sure... Continue Reading →
Welcome to the week 10 of the Weekly Weather challenge. Every Saturday I'll post a new blog with the weather-based topic for that week. Post your contribution (poem, photo, illustration, story, or any other artistic vision) to your blog and share your link in a comment or pingback to that week's topic post here. Make... Continue Reading →
Welcome to the fifth week of the Weekly Weather challenge. Every Saturday I'll post a new blog with the weather-based topic for that week. Post your contribution (poem, photo, illustration, story, or any other artistic vision) to your blog and share your link in a comment or pingback to that week's topic post here. Make... Continue Reading →
A barren snowy landscape for the Pic and a Word Challenge: Somber. In reality, this is dried shaving cream on aluminum foil...would you have guessed that? [Also sharing this as a 2nd 'V' post for the A to Z Challenge, and a landscape for Cee's Compose Yourself Challenge]
For this week's challenge, Cee gives us these lyrics: "Girls in white dresses with blue satin sashes, Snowflakes that stay on my nose and eyelashes, Silver white winters that melt into springs, These are a few of my favorite things." White, snowflakes, winters? While not much of a representation of the verse above, this prompt... Continue Reading →