I captured some much-needed creative time today. Composing that sentence, I tossed out words like "stole" and "took." Constantly shrugging off a guilt-laden cloak for carving out creative time, I remind myself: I'm stealing nothing; I own my creativity.
With that said, Jen's word art in this piece really spoke to me. In this mobile-everything age of selfies and rush-to-post, this is a good reminder to me (as I post... the irony). The layers I added to this image are significant to me: an old, imperfect kitchen counter and light catching deep red hues through a goblet, offset with tv-glitch movement, all viewed through the eye of the ubiquitous mobile lens.
It's a strange age we are living in and through.
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| by Ann Morton using a few Jen Maddocks elements |
With that said, Jen's word art in this piece really spoke to me. In this mobile-everything age of selfies and rush-to-post, this is a good reminder to me (as I post... the irony). The layers I added to this image are significant to me: an old, imperfect kitchen counter and light catching deep red hues through a goblet, offset with tv-glitch movement, all viewed through the eye of the ubiquitous mobile lens.
It's a strange age we are living in and through.