Sometimes I just can’t write. Like today. I would love to work on my novel or the book that I’m ghost writing or this blog…but I can’t. Words just aren’t coming. So, I present to you today a blog post full of pictures. This is some of the artwork I’ve created over the past year. Sometimes I need to step away from the keyboard and get my hands dirty with some other form of art. For example:
A peacock painting I created from a dream I had. In my dream, the peacock was pale blue and all its colors were floating in a liquid blob above its head…
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| And 4 (Bit blurry. Sorry.) |
A gift to my brother for letting me stay with him for two months:
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| This is where it gets interesting… |
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| The fruit bowl should be up higher to make one continuous picture of the monkey, but you get the idea! |
I don’t actually have a picture of the final product for the monkey project. Will update when I take one!
And here’s one more for the road. The dino on the penny-farthing is mine; the koi fish is by my brother:
Happy creating!
Author: KateBitters
Kate Bitters is a Minneapolis-based author and freelance writer. She is the author of Elmer Left, Ten Thousand Lines, and He Found Me. One of her proudest/nerdiest moments was when Neil Gaiman read one of her short stories on stage at the Fitzgerald Theater.