Creating art is often a happy situation, but it requires a certain stance.
One of pushing the envelope of serendipity, with a bit of photographic memory…
eventually (quicker than expected) it will reach that “imaginative” image.
And then (maybe) see a little story coming thru.
I wish that it could be as simple as that, but usually,
it takes, even more pushing and nudging, to make that magic happen!
Here is an example of setting forth:
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Start with forcing a branch… tis a Dogwood!
…so lovely, look at it’s lines + shadows…
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It’s an ever-flow of song and dance…
..and a bit of “solo” in the umbras!
Now let that imagination fly, one will see all kinds of activity!
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Outline all that pertinacity spotted…
…also exalting shapes into view!
…this got ever so very complicated!
Almost Puzzle-Like…
Now for even more considerate scrutiny, finding the stanzas…
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The Tip © Lisa Rivas
Is located in the upper left hand corner.
What secret is that? © Lisa Rivas
Is spotted towards the middle left-hand side.
Did you know? © Lisa Rivas
Sits on the bottom left corner.
“What people call serendipity sometimes is just having your eyes open.“ ~Jose Manuel Barroso
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