
Her page is bent and imperfect, but I don't really mind. I'm thinking of just tacking her to the cork-board above my desk and letting her hang out there for a while.

I have this new habit of writing whatever comes to mind all over a page in cursive because (I'm practicing. I CANNOT write in cursive) and then drawing over top of it. It's like sealing off the thoughts I had, keeping them private and packaged within the drawing. So she's a consequence of this.
I really like your idea of writing then covering it up with a picture! It must be nice art therapy :)
ReplyDeleteI used to do something similar to vent to myself, by writing whatever I was feeling (which was usually angry haha) in a one inch spot or so and just writing over top of itself until it became an unintelligible rectangle of scribble. I usually felt better afterwards.
Yessss crazy writing is so good!
ReplyDeleteI love this idea...sealing your words with a drawing. It's really very beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAwe, thank you. I love it, too! Very therapeutic.
ReplyDeleteVery cool. Sweet blog. :)
ReplyDelete♥ sécia
www.petiteinsanities.blogspot.com
Thanks! :)
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