Would the fiend that stole my energy and ran off with my Muse please return both at once. It really was most rude of you to just show up uninvited. Can you believe, one mention of the word dancing and the Muse was flicking her hair and prancing out the door. Before I could close the door in disgust, I realised she'd shoved the last of my oomph into my best handbag and taken that too. Ahh. I think that perhaps an early night is all I can hope for.
I hope she has a good time and returns refreshed. I tried creating without her this evening, but I miss her chatter. Three attempts at creating a fish painting (for the Inspiration Avenue challenge) later and I retire wounded.
Instead, I present a picture from last year. A homage to fishies wrapped in newspaper. I'm thinking Whitby on a blustery evening, hair blasted into your mouth - salt spray adding the final seasoning.
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I know she will return soon and be refreshed. I hate it when this happens, but it seems to happen every now and again. I like you fish pic very much.
ReplyDeleteDebby
It WILL be back - something will trigger your creative juices - sounds as if your pen is still working well.
ReplyDeleteyour muse is alive and well....she hides in your charm and whit right now...laying dormant awaiting the right time to emerge!
ReplyDeletehere's to happy days full of creative chatter ahead!
ciao bella
lovely fishies, btw!
creative carmelina
If you call her... she will come! : ) great piece...btw!!
ReplyDeleteOh I am sure she is about somewhere very close and will pop back into view very soon indeed!! I did have a little chuckle to myself, as I just love your writings!! And your Fishy on a Dishy is very pretty!
ReplyDeleteThis fish pic is very nice. I am sure the muse will come back in time. Meanwhile just play with no intended result and then you can at least be having fun.
ReplyDeleteoooo, very pretty!! Love the light colors to this
ReplyDeletewoah COOL!!!! in love with the colors and how did you make the fish scales???
ReplyDeletegosh ... who did your muse elope with ... some werewolf from twilight? ;P hope she didn't get imprinted ...
Wow this is amazing.
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful art. Stunning work.
I love visiting your blog Lisa you always make me smile :)
ReplyDeleteI love your little fishes too, the texture and use of text works really well :)
Love your fish,and I'm sorry your muse is taking alittle vaation,hopefully she won't be gone to long. I hate when this happens!
ReplyDeletelove your fish, just a great piece!
ReplyDeleteYour muse is around, I can hear her whisper. The fish painting is awesome!
ReplyDeletewow! amazing work! AMAZING!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous of course but one muse that never leaves your side is that one for charming and witty writing. You are a gem!
ReplyDelete♥Sharon
I continue to love visiting your blog! Muse gone or not, you are delightfully witty and manage to make even a down day for you
ReplyDeleteD e l i g h t f u l for us. This fishy picture is lovely - reminds me of the public market in seattle where they toss fresh fish back and forth with such style that it has become a tourist attraction! Have a mo' betta' day!
Smiles!
I know your muse will not desert you for long. Perhaps she's back already! Love the fishy collage.
ReplyDeleteLove the colors and your crativity
ReplyDeleteI love how you used the bubble wrap for scale prints, It came out beautiful.
ReplyDeleteim inspired to make mermaids with a little someone tonight.
See your muse is still around, shes just spreading herself around a bit thinly! haha
Do you own a moon calender?? some days are not ment to be creative, its good to know of so you dont feel the failure as your own. Its the moon...not you!, great for predicting childrens moods too!
couldnt live with it
xxx
sheree
This is lovely- the overall feel is so etheral!
ReplyDeleteI adore this fish montage. Beautiful shades and the printmaking is wonderful. You're right - it is evocative of Whitby and the sea-breezes blowing through those tiny gimlets.
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