Vision Board 2018 Workshop
My Creative Vision Board for 2018,
My word is Heart,
and I am very please with the imagery I found and place on the board.
To prepare for this Annual Ceremony I took a nice shower and then I like to do yoga. After completing that I prepare the area for a smudging prayer, inviting all the directions in and to start with a pure heart of good intention for the year.
My images were already pulled out of magazines and some printed off the computer, I had them sorted by size, some for back ground and medium, and small with a pile of words.
I also had a picture of myself which I placed in a area that when I break down the image in to cards it falls into place for the May-June which is my birthday.
After the vision board is complete I then laminate it so it's all protected and will last through out the year. Then I bring it into Photoshop and worked the sections in to 6 parts which will work for two months at a time.
this is Jan-Feb...which is very fitting for me. Being mindful of my mind body and spirit...allow for breathing space... I realized with going all the time I do breath right...Yoga helps with that...but taking extra time helps me calm down a bit to take the next steps...as you see with the crow ready to move on the stepping stones. And Yesterday I had to order some supplies and I was able to purchase some long pheasant feathers...the long black and white ones are pretty prices...The coyote is there to help me not play tricks on my thinking...and the black eagle is to help me have a bigger perspective on life.
This card will be for March-April....The word Resilience is in there....not sure what this card will guide me with...I will wait for it to be revealed.
Birthday Month...May-June, June 20th this year I'll be 57 years old...and seeing the word hands...their my tools for working with and I have to honor them better...
September - October
and this will be November -December
Here is the Workshop that was presented Jan 6th 2018
Liked the wordless video and contemplative music, as well as your thoughts on the human condition - or more specifically, YOUR condition. Sharing your life and self, as well as your processes is more than inspiring, it's surviving. Something about making art has to do with overcoming things. You continue to reveal the whole mixed bag of traits that real human beings posses. You demonstrate that our flaws and weaknesses, which often get in the way of overcoming things, are a source of strength as well.
ReplyDeleteThank you for reminding me what matters most: the process - the experience of shaping art, and the journey: the experience of being human.