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MOC2_WhyICreate
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- Created for MOC 2021 Day 2: Journal Challenge Why I Scrap
I used the September 2020 M3 Main Kit - Stop Waiting - and Little Butterfly Wings Kind Hearted.
Maybe its my small computer screen, but I fear my journaling is too small to read. 286 Words:
Sometimes my creative process is intuitive. Sometimes it is more planned and organized. Regardless, I love the gears that turn in my head when thinking about page design and creating a new layout.
A blank canvas is so full of potential. And digital scrapbooking kits are incredibly inspirational. I enjoy the process of turning the blank canvas into a work of art.
Colorful ink splatters as well as black ink splatters are delightful—the controlled randomness reminds me of life. Finding patterns in otherwise chaos.
I want to challenge my mind and stretch myself creatively. Making art is a great way to fill empty hours of the day.
I love art. I want to be a person that not only looks at art but makes it too.
I love moody, everyday photos. And I love flower photography, too. I don’t want the pictures I take to sit on my computer. I want to transform them into works of art.
I enjoy the artistry and beauty I see in scrapbooking layouts. Other’s works have brought a smile to my face or a longing to travel or a desire to have another cup of coffee etc.
I like taking part in a community of women that make and share MAGIC!
I scrap because it brings me joy. It is challenging yet delightful. I like 90% of what I make. The other 10% were failed experiments…but hey, that’s how one learns and grows.
I scrap because I like to spend time with my own thoughts. I prefer to focus on the positive…and when life gets ugly…make a pretty layout. From time to time I make an “ugly” layout. It’s a great, constructive way to get loose of negative energy.
