23 July 2017
Make art using one of these titles:
From the Stone Came
Listening to Fire
Salty and Wind and
In Memory of Water
24 July 2017
Make art about boundaries, making them, breaking them, protecting them.
1 July 2017
Make art about something unexpected, something magical, happening in heavy, holiday traffic.
29 June 2017
Make art about a bully, about standing up to bullies, or about the need that drives them.
30 June 2017
el·e·men·tal (eləˈmen(t)l/)
adjective
primary or basic.
“elemental features from which all other structures are compounded”
| synonyms: | basic, primary, fundamental, essential, root, underlying;
rudimentary “the elemental principles of….” |
related to or embodying the powers of nature.
“a thunderstorm is the inevitable outcome of battling elemental forces”
| synonyms: | natural, atmospheric, meteorological, environmental, climatic
“elemental forces” |
Make art about something elemental.
27 June 2017
Manchild’s headed off for a trip to Hawaii with his girlfriend 🙂
Make art about learning something on a long flight.
28 June 2017
I’m reorganizing and rearranging and reshaping my tiny little house in the trees, moving furniture, getting rid of stuff.
Make art about discoveries made while spring cleaning or reorganizing. Or make art about the feeling of newness that comes after a big clean or reorganization, after ‘cleaning house.’
25 June 2017
Spent the weekend on the electronic grid, phone in airplane mode, no social media, and got some serious writing done, as well as some needed quiet.
Make art about going off the grid, however you interpret that.
26 June 2017
Make art inspired by this line from one of my favorite poets, Pattian Rogers:
21 June 2017
Make art about finding your way through the dark.
22 June 2017
Make art about illness.
23 June 2017
Make art about what the body remembers.
20 June 2017
Make art about getting caught in a storm, literal or metaphorical.
9 June 2017
I’m so excited! Going to be entering into a new creative collaboration with a dear friend.
Make art about working with others, about the benefits of collaboration.
8 June 2017
to show that something exists or is true —+ to His success bears witness to the value of hard work. Rising ticket sales bear witness to the band’s popularity.
formal : to make a statement saying that one saw or knows something asked to bear witness to the facts She was asked to bear witness at the trial.
Make art about what it means to bear witness.
Mary Carroll-Hackett: Poetry and Prose 
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