This challenge works one of two ways:
1) Submit an original poem, photo, or artwork (any medium) that relates to the challenge word of the month.
2) Take a look at what has been submitted and draw inspiration from it and create a NEW piece of artwork based on a previous artists entry.
Confused? See if this helps explain the concept:
The challenge word might be "rural". "Jane" might write an original poem based on the family farm she grew up on. "Jack" may submit a photo of a tractor in a hayfield. "Jill" might download the photo & use it for a reference in order to create a watercolor painting of it.
1) Submit an original poem, photo, or artwork (any medium) that relates to the challenge word of the month.
2) Take a look at what has been submitted and draw inspiration from it and create a NEW piece of artwork based on a previous artists entry.
Confused? See if this helps explain the concept:
The challenge word might be "rural". "Jane" might write an original poem based on the family farm she grew up on. "Jack" may submit a photo of a tractor in a hayfield. "Jill" might download the photo & use it for a reference in order to create a watercolor painting of it.
For detailed Rules & Regulations, please see right side bar.
Begins Monday September 27, 11am (EST)-
& Ends Sunday, October 31, 11pm (EST)
A new challenge will start the beginning of each month. October Challenge Word
is Labor
"A man is not idle because he is absorbed in thought. There is a visible labor and there is an invisible labor". - Victor Hugo
Think " Van Gogh" & his paintings of peasants working in the fields.
Think seasonal - there is evidence all around this time of year.
POETRY THAT HAS BEEN SUBMITTED FOR THE WORD "LABOR": Click on title to be transported to their blog.
An Earth Poem by William Bednar
To Link your photo or art submission, please see below:
The Earth Mother. My blog is margaretbednar365.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteHi Margaret - I like how you combined these, makes it easier. One thing, the images above are not showing on my computer, but their links do take me where I can see them on the other blogs.
ReplyDeleteThose peaches have called out to me (and are sketched), but now I'm hearing those pickles too! What great images!
Nancie - the pickles!! The purples, oranges, greens and reds - I'm going to give it a try too. I think there was a "blooper" on the Linky side of things... the photos seem to be up and running now. :)
ReplyDeleteYes, all is good again. And yes, I have got to do those pickles!! :)
ReplyDeleteHi Margaret - I finally got my painting done. Great challenge - hopefully I'll be doing more of them!
ReplyDeleteWonderful! I'd love to see you do more! I want to try those pickels...
ReplyDeleteI stumbled across your site and loved it. I thought I'd put my own little "labor" of love in it... and messed up!
ReplyDeleteIs there a way to edit? I thought I linked it to the Sweet Pickle entry in my blog, but I linked it to another. It's not the worst disaster, but I meant for it to link to this -http://wordweaverart.blogspot.com/2010/07/bread-and-butter-pickles-cucumbers.html
Sorry.