and i'm very grateful for this blessing
it means i can be anonymous in a wonderful drawing class
two days of blissful [and rigorous] work with charcoal and paper
the much used drawing board was a delight
before work even began
Friday, 20 January 2012
chuckling quietly
it's a funny thing when one of the places i'm least likely to be recognised when attending a class as a student is in the city nearest where i live
and i'm very grateful for this blessing
it means i can be anonymous in a wonderful drawing class
two days of blissful [and rigorous] work with charcoal and paper
the much used drawing board was a delight
before work even began
and i'm very grateful for this blessing
it means i can be anonymous in a wonderful drawing class
two days of blissful [and rigorous] work with charcoal and paper
the much used drawing board was a delight
before work even began
it's a real delight:)
ReplyDeleteBeing able to enjoy a little quite and private time as an anonymous can sometimes be the best thing ever
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You have brought back memories of when I used to 'lose' myself in a drawing class with the paper and charcoal.. I think I should go back.
ReplyDeleteSounds lovely India...
ReplyDeletelove to see what transpired!
me, too.
DeleteI love how your creativity overflows everything you write and do and say. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteAnonymous in your nearest city...oh how pleasant that must feel. That drawing board is a *map* in it's own right, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteAnd heh, how in the world did you get those "Reply" buttons to appear under everyone's comments? Didn't think Blogger had that ability and I can't find the way to do it on my own template...
AH HAH! found it & switched over...BRILLIANT!!!!
Deletedrawing is such good hard work
ReplyDeleteI love being anonymous ...I just escape into a world of mark making...and go with the flow. Peace, Mary Helen Fernandez Stewart
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