It is Saturday. For most people that is the start of their weekend. They will sleep in this morning, wake when they cats walk over them or their dogs ask to be let out. Or maybe their children will turn on the TV in the other room and the volume will wake you up. You'll have your morning coffee, think about what tasks you have mentally scheduled for the two days, and get dressed. The chores of the weekend may include planting your garden, mowing your lawn, volunteering at a charity or soup kitchen, going to a concert, going on a bicycle ride...what about art? Does art or craft play a part in your weekend plans? Are you going to paint? Do a mosaic? Melt some glass? Throw a pot? Compose some music? What are you planning to do that will help your creative side? Here's an idea for you - build craft or art into your weekend plans. Make sure that you indulge yourself by allowing your creative side to have some expression; not just throwing basketball with the kids, but thinking about those arcs that the ball makes and putting them onto your paper or computer screen later. Set your kids down to practice their music and sit down with your own instrument, keyboard, or voice and work on a new composision. Open the tempra paints for the kids and take the last easel for yourself - see who can express their views of summer better or in a specific time frame. Then get the sprinkler out and run through the sprinkler - it will help get any paint overindulgence washed off. Play this weekend.
I'll be working today, but I'm already looking forward to my pasta for dinner and a relaxed evening and Sunday. I haven't put the resist down on my silk yet because I've been too tired after a day at the shop to sit down. I hope to get that done on Sunday. Then I could paint the center tree on Sunday, set the paint on Monday and wash the resist out of the silk. Then I could put the new resist onto the fabric on Tuesday and do the next painting on Wednesday. It will be pushing things to stick to that schedule, but it would get me a bit closer to schedule. So we'll see if I can get Step 1 done tomorrow. Have a creative weekend.
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