Words.
Probably one of the most important things, ever in the world, that I love, and use, and rely upon, and cherish, and choose, and polish, and turn over, and over-think...
Words.
As an eager and sometimes anxious (Mediterranean) communicator, words (with hand accompaniments) have been my constant tool. I started using them in earnest a little later than most, but I could never be reasonably accused of neglecting them, not once I started, anyway.
And now, as a person who no longer works in conventional places or in the company of others, words are also a most welcome companion whilst I wile away the hours making art. Sometimes even art out of words.
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| The Sphere of Good Things by soph&son |
I am addicted to alliteration.
Words.
I used to use more than my fair share, but age and experience have taught me to pull in, pare back and embrace the wisdom that less is more. (It's kinder too.)
Words.
If I'm ever stranded on a desert island, can someone please arrange for a Roget's Thesaurus and a complete Oxford English Dictionary?
I think that's all.
Soph, I love The Sphere of Good Things. It is lovely to pick out the words and think of nice things instead of depressing crap like I often do!
ReplyDeleteThanks Gael. It was great fun to put together. A bubble of happy. (I think I forgot to include bubble…) x
DeleteMy wordy lordy yes. Great post. Great word art. ;-)
ReplyDeleteSandshoe Jen. xx
DeleteI cannot believe it didn't just spring to mind in a trice... you are so exceptionally clever with the word art... you duffer....
ReplyDeletexxx
I got stuck on the "wind" of the "breaking" kind (I think it's because I live with an eight year old boy), so the obvious took a minute or thirty to materialise.
DeleteI liked the sphere of good things, beautiful art. Following you folks now at Porter Street, here from the A-Z and glad that I clicked over.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes,
Nilanjana.
Madly-in-Verse
Thank you so much. :-) It was lovely to make something so positive.
DeleteAll good things
Soph