Escaping from Groundhog Day - image 1 - student project

Escaping from Groundhog Day - image 2 - student project

This is mostly art from various members of my family. Escaping from Groundhog Day - image 3 - student project

Unfortunately I don’t do my own shopping, this is a pick up of my order. How frustrating this has been to rely on others to know how to choose a fruit or vegetable. Arg!

Escaping from Groundhog Day - image 4 - student project

Especially during this time of limited contact with others it is important to get outside. As the weather cools I expect to continue this as much as possible.

Escaping from Groundhog Day - image 5 - student project

I do miss a good lake swim. Something I was raised on in Michigan.

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well I dress for an active day very day, the art is what actually gets me to sit still!
Covid-19 has shaped my days. These are little insights to the routine. I stay busy and art does fill these days to the point that my husband is picking up new cleaning jobs...haha.

This is so much more fun than writing a journal! I am not fond of doing this with markers so I am mixing it up a bit but the cheap Crayola markers And they do make quick work of journaling. My choice would be watercolor pencil but I have a ream of drawing paper that my MFA daughter left behind. Perhaps using the markers you have would be a bit more inspiring. I don’t need them to have fun though.

Thanks for the inspiring prompts! Escaping from Groundhog Day - image 9 - student project

Linda Downer

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