I didn't get around to stitching yesterday so I thought I would talk a little about my Take It Further block for May.
Sharon's concept is: "How Do You Describe Yourself As An Artist?" Be sure to read Sharon's post on this. You can find it here.
I've always defined myself as a designer. Thinking about it though, that's really just a label describing what I do. In all honesty, I prefer not to put myself in any catagory. I see myself simply as a "channel" through which the creativity of the Universal Mind flows. I take that creativity and based on whatever medium I'm working with at the time, I interpret the idea and apply it to the canvas using the skills and techiniques that I have & know.
After much thought, I have decided to let the block develope on it's own and speak for itself. As always, I will work with the color palette that Sharon chose (she graciously accommodated my request for some pink!) I will see where the block goes and what theme presents itself as I stitch on it.
When I read Sharon's post on this, the first thing I thought of was the "silence between the notes" in music. Or the "empty spaces" between written words. Without the silence or the empty spaces, all there would be is chaos. Truthfully, how would we describe the creativity of the Universal Mind? It just is.
I'm hoping to sew up my block today and start my stitching on it tomorrow. I want to finish up my button block with the cat button first.
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2 comments:
Thanks for addressing this.
I find this month's challenge theme irrelevant to my life, as the last thing I would wish to do is describe myself while creating. Better to get the self out of the way!
I love that you will just let the block flow from its Source...a perfect solution here.
It'll be fun to see what evolves. As a choir member, we got to experience the silence between the notes when we were privilged to sing in several cathedrals, and there's nothing quite like hearing your music in such a place.
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