Calm and Stillness
As I had mentioned from a previous post before, I love the book "The Gifts of Imperfection" from Brene Brown. I am still taking the e-course slowly. I don't want to rush through it. I really want to learn and live a more whole-hearted life. I just finished the chapter "Cultivating Calm and Stillness".
My first part of the homework is to find a picture that represents calm and stillness. Personally, I love sky. I love looking at the clouds, the blue sky and the birds. The sky is like a canvas. It changes everyday. Everyday is a new surprise! This page serves as a reminder whenever when I feel anxious or stressed, I need to spend more time with nature, looking at critters and have my own quiet time.
The challenge is to remember to open my art journal whenever I feel stressed or anxious. Practice! Practice and practice!
My first part of the homework is to find a picture that represents calm and stillness. Personally, I love sky. I love looking at the clouds, the blue sky and the birds. The sky is like a canvas. It changes everyday. Everyday is a new surprise! This page serves as a reminder whenever when I feel anxious or stressed, I need to spend more time with nature, looking at critters and have my own quiet time.
This is my first art journal using acrylic as the background. I really love the different range of blue colors. |
My second part of the homework is to do a "Calm Map". It is a visual guideline for me to stay calm instead of reacting right away. I chose a Manhattan map. Manhattan is a fast paced city. However, the city is in gridlocks -- very organized. For me, it means no matter how crazy things are, things will fall into places as long as you put things in perspective.
Calm Map |
The challenge is to remember to open my art journal whenever I feel stressed or anxious. Practice! Practice and practice!
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