A few days ago, I decided to turn a portion of the open garage into an "art corner" for me. I can't call it a studio. I can't call it a crafts room. It's just a space with a "ping pong" table neatly concealed by a brown checkered table cloth.
Everything is laid out, okay, or more like, scattered! Paint brushes, papers, wrappers, glue gun, glitters, boards, bottles, what have you covering every inch of space.
Still, I wish for a room of my own.. You know, a "real studio" with all the neat boxes and folders and containers for sorting things - even a small room would do. It'll happen. But for now, I have the garage and I'm thankful for that. "Where practicality exists, imagination is honed!"
At the beginning of the year, I made a pact to live the "Authenticity Pledge." I haven't given account how close to the pledge I've poured myself into, but I'm thinking that bravely giving life to my creative spirit is a big move forward.
I've started designing Christmas decors. The kind of crystal fantasy rooted in my mind and can't ever be found anywhere else. I'm also dreaming up designs for rose flower showcases and frilly decoupage boxes. Everything tenderly handmade using, as much recycled and organic materials. as possible. My bit in helping the earth.
Will my creations be pretty enough to be given merit? Remains to be seen, but my muse has been very inspiring.



