Horoscope versus reality, a little mix of astrology and journaling; let’s see if what the stars say aligns with my reality. Here’s ep. 5, two whole weeks, May 11-24. Source: I used the horoscope of the AstroTwins on www.astrostyle.com for this article. Read more »
Horoscope versus reality, a little mix of astrology and journaling; let’s see if what the stars say aligns with my reality. Here’s ep. 4, holiday edition, May 1-10. Source: I used the horoscope of the AstroTwins on www.astrostyle.com for this article.
Another first attempt, but this time at drawing digitally. I had the tablet for almost two months, but besides writing a few letters with it, I hadn’t used it. I decided to start by recreating something, to get a feeling for the pen and be able to focus on learning how to use the tablet/pen. First picture is my drawing, second picture is the original. (I found it on Pinterest, but without a working link to the original image.) If anyone has tips for learning to work with the tablet or knows good tutorials online, I’d love to know! 🥰
It’s the first time since high school I painted with acrylics, a form of painting I used to not like very much. I can’t remember why, because now I really enjoyed it. I attempted to recreate an Arctic Monkeys poster – the left picture is my painting, right you see the original poster for comparison.
– progress of month no. 8 –
Another month mainly spent indoors. Even though many of the things from the list aren’t possible at the moment, there are still plenty – mainly the creative ones – that are totally possible. Here’s the update of month number eight!
12. Read one book per month [4/25]
Unbelievable, but this month I finished reading two books. After a year into the 1Q84 trilogy by Haruki Murakami, I finally finished reading the third part this morning. The book was too heavy to carry somewhere, so every time I took a book in my backpack, I took a break from the trilogy. I love books by Murakami, so it’s probably no surprise that I’m enthusiastic about the trilogy. The story is fascinating and surreal and I admire the creativity it takes to write a story like that. Then, on a sunny afternoon on the balcony, I finished Hippie by Paulo Coelho. Also a very interesting read, although it didn’t end the way I was hoping for. Read more »
