Merry Christmas Card(s)

[wizard509]

Thank you Gare, Merry Christmas to you and Barbara.

[Gare]

You're a great artist and a true poet of the heart! Merry Christmas, Gare!

It comes easily when you just let go, Boy. Get rid of beliefs and pre-conceived notions, and fear of the known, and then there's a lot more space to express yourself.

It's not easy; I've been doing it all my life and I'm still not "there".

Thank you and you too, Larry.



My Best,

[Boy]

It comes easily when you just let go, Boy. Get rid of beliefs and pre-conceived notions, and fear of the known, and then there's a lot more space to express yourself.

It's not easy; I've been doing it all my life and I'm still not "there".

You capture its essence perfectly: "It comes easily" and "It's not easy." The paradox of "Just letting go" and "being at it one's whole life."

[Gare]

You capture its essence perfectly: "It comes easily" and "It's not easy." The paradox of "Just letting go" and "being at it one's whole life."

Precisely!

Merry Christmas to you and yours,

[Gare]

Someone please help me before I post a card again!




Seriously: does anyone have something card-like to share?

[Rik]

I normally do one, and post that in the Art Gallery. Which is what I did this year as well.
That's where I usually wish everyone Christmas wishes.

But, if I do another one, I'll post it here.

[Rik]

OK, Gary.
Here's one to join in with you.
Hope you like it.

[Gare]

I like the handsome, stylized tree a lot, Rik.



Let's keep (the lack of) momentum going!

:)

-g

[Rik]

That's excellent, Gary.
I was thinking of a cut-out, but, had not thought of a folded one.

[Gare]

First: imagine a design. Second, think of what sort of expression you want to use.

Origami came to mind; I've not tried that in a while.

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