Thanks for stopping by my blog, hope you all have a great weekend. Just finished up another week of icad I cant believe how fast the time goes. There’s a lot I want to get done though but I can work on that in the weekend when the temperatures drop. Tammy has put out wonderful lists of prompts and last year (2020) I decided I needed a Mixed Media Prompt option. Today is going to be a hot day in the Netherlands… the weather forecast predicts over 30 degrees Celsius! At the moment it looks a bit cloudy but the temperatures are already rising so I don’t think I will be in my atelier much today. So to participate in ICAD all you need to do is create daily art on index cards (in one of the three standard size’s (3 x 5, 4 x 6 or 5 x 7) or you can do the fun alteration and work on rolodex cards instead. (It kinda looks like a picture from a coloring book isn’t it?) Feather Mandala: 6-20-13: Marker and gel pen on 3' x 5' index card. I erased the pencil and added more lines. I took a rubbing of it with the side of a pencil then drew over that in blue. will be filled up in this department at Laster January 7 April 7 3 3.
This is the pattern on my mother's metal patio table. For the convenience of Subscribers residing in remote places, the weekly numbers. Living in an apartment building is so much different than the house I lived in before – take alone the mailbox(es.) Quick sketch with a pencil.īased on a Native American totem pole. Patio Table Texture Zentangle: 6-17-13: gel pen on 3 x 5' index card. As the prompts for the first week are things that I actually dislike (fairground things), I know I'm not going to follow the prompts every time. Map of our apartment color pencils and fine-liner for lettering. Already I am feeling my urge for self-expression competing with my desire to follow instructions Each week has a materials based theme, and 7 prompts around a topic. I will show you my index cards on Fridays which means there will be 2 created with the before week-theme and 5 with the new theme (that is, if I manage to create a card every day.) Today there’s only 5 to show (because, like I said, it started on Monday.) Here we go…
Now I do of course have my Box of Longing – filled with index cards ‘my way’ – that I could consummate with some more cards but I decided to stick to the ICAD prompts and leave the Box of Longing alone….ĭaisy Yellow provides a week theme with 7 prompts (one for each day) and started last Monday. Creating these cards clear my head while I still stay creative – an excellent way to keep the mojo flowing! I looked up my stack of Index Cards and decided to play along with ICAD (“Index Card A Day”) – this annual event is facilitated by Daisy Yellow and although I might not create 61 cards in total, I like to have the stack of index cards on my table for a quick ‘in between’ scribble when I am not working on art journal pages or feel stuck.
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