Across the sea to a land far away.
Everyone speaking a language that was strange.
I loved the books which we had brought with us because even though I couldn't read yet, I knew they were in the language I understood.
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The absurdity and mundanity of everyday life is what I try to capture in my artwork and writing.
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- Day 14 - The baby
- Day 13 - Fish in the pan
- Day 12 - The old quarry
- Day 11 - No noise please
- Day off
- Day 10 - Easter Egg
- Day 9 - Forest trance
- Day 8 - Raven
- Day 7 - Time changes
- Day 6 - Lost Snail
- Day 5 - More milk please
- Day 4 - Tropical Paradise
- Day 3 - Tall Tales
- Day 2 - Bedtime stories
- Day 1 - Across the sea
- New print challenge begins today
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4 comments:
I think this one is a great start. Your art work makes me think, behind the art work.
Like it, Sliby
So good that you have started again. Have lots of fun. And it is fun for me too to see each day's your new art work.
Karin
Looking forward to checking in and checking out the new artworks. Good luck with the deadline.
Jennie & Bern
Thank you Silvia and Karin.
And thank you Jennie and Bern. I think I must have been insane when I decided to do 60 days. It is exhausting but even so, I am enjoying the process :-)
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