Tuesday, January 5, 2010
2010 Intentions
I finished a collage with my 2010 intentions. The ten rays of the sun represent not so much specific things I want to accomplish, but rather ten horizons I want to explore and move towards this year. I picked verbs for each one: love (my husband); parent (my children); travel; write (mainly at work); network (at work); pray; artconnect (teach, blog, etc.); thrive (health); sister (relationships with my brothers & sisters); create (art). I included the Dag Hammarskjold quote that I liked and used some beautiful batiked fabric I received in a Secret Santa swap this year (thanks Allison!). The overall design is inspired by the Van Gogh lesson in Dina Wakley's Artful Masters art journaling class. The subject fulfills challenges posted at The Scrappy Tree, Scrap Weekly -2010, and 365 Challenges.
Love your collage as well as intentions!
ReplyDeleteIt is a beautiful piece. I like the idea of horizons very much. It's the perfect way to look at the start of the new year
ReplyDeleteOh wow, brilliant :-) And I love the word 'intentions' - it the word I was groping for unsuccessfully when I refused to call my 2010 plans and aims 'resolutions'!
ReplyDeletenoting horizon intentions is just the idea that I needed - had been struggling with a way to do the 'get set for 2010' challenges. Your pice looks great
ReplyDeleteLovely collage and a great idea. I like the thought of "intentions" rather than "resolutions" and of your horizons to aim for.
ReplyDeleteThe blue and sunshine yellow are wonderful - lovely and optimistic at the start of the year!
Really beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI forgot to say how lovely it is to see your face on the sidebar - a great photo .... just how I imagine you in your crafty element :-)
Beautiful! And I really love your idea of documenting the ten horizons you want to explore vs writing resolutions. Such a wonderful idea!
ReplyDeleteWhat a brilliant idea - absolutely love it :)
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful piece. I, too, am using the word intention this year. It seems so much friendlier than resolution.
ReplyDeletegreat art piece, and I love the idea of horizons to explore!
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