I am learning the connection between my writing and my visual art. When I take time to make choices that involve my visual art: graphic art on computer/ craft art/ doodling etc. I am amazed at how it makes getting the word on the paper so much easier. It seems to free my mind. and when I am finished… unlike my rambling words (when I write for 10 min non stop) I usually feel like there is something there I can see and possibly use. I feel very visually centered sometimes. Thanks for the reminder. LInda
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I am learning the connection between my writing and my visual art. When I take time to make choices that involve my visual art: graphic art on computer/ craft art/ doodling etc. I am amazed at how it makes getting the word on the paper so much easier. It seems to free my mind. and when I am finished… unlike my rambling words (when I write for 10 min non stop) I usually feel like there is something there I can see and possibly use. I feel very visually centered sometimes. Thanks for the reminder. LInda
Fabulous, Linda! You’ve explained this connection so beautifully xo
I love this image!
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Thank you for sharing, Crystal!
Reblogged this on Natalia Gasson painter and illustrator and commented:
So true! I have to doodle through any meeting/training/problem
Lovely. I wrote about this sort of thing in my last blog post on journaling. Fun.