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Thing-a-day #27 (belated by about 12 hours)…
- I did yoga. That’s always fun and sort of feels creative, even though you’re just doing what the instructor says. But, hey, doesn’t that fall under “Follow instructions”? 
- The other day, when my husband got the car I mentioned in previous post, we had to get the check for the loan cashed. So of course, we ran to the house to shoot some rap video stills.
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I’m sorry Thing-a-day. I am finding it harder to keep up with you lately. But at least I’m sticking with it.
I wasn’t able to do what I said I would today.
I did however spend 5 hours this evening picking up, carrying and returning a sofa bed I had bought for staging purposes to sell my house (it was day 30 of the return policy) and made/saved $180 back. That’s creative, no?
Wow, only 10 days left. For Day 19, the sketch book sketches I promised.
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I’ve been slacking for the past few days, so I made series of dollar bills to make up for my weak showing.
The following images are a concept on money and power in our country.
EX-CEO of Haliburton - Dick Cheney - http://www.halliburton.com/
CEO of Exxon - F. Lee Raymond - http://www.exxon.com
CEO of Microsoft - Bill Gates - http://www.microsoft.com
CEO of NewsCorp (FoxNews, Myspace) - Rupert Murdoch - http://www.newscorp.com
Former CEO of Wal-Mart - Sam Walton - http://www.wal-mart.com
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February 06th 9:33 :18 pm by
kristen
Okay, so back to one of the reasons I started this thing-a-day project, doing some sketching. One is inspired by the work of Keri Smith and my newfound love of all sorts of maps. The second is Andrew Jackson’s portrait, taken from a $20 bill, which struck me because of his feminine attributes - the hair, the pursed lips, the articulated eyes. Both are in my little Kolo sketchbook in pencil.
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February 06th 2:27 :04 pm by
MsCora
Title: Money bags
Description: Gift bags decorated on a Monopoly money theme
Inspiration: This day in history, the Monopoly board game goes on sale in stores (1935)
