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"Beware that, when fighting monsters, you yourself do not become a monster..." ― Friedrich W. Nietzsche
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This week’s 4x4 Friday challenge was “Artistic Journey.” This week’s Take A Word challenge #3 was “Moon.” I'm still trying to stretch my artistic boundaries. I feel like my work is always confined and the same. I used to spend some of my time writing fiction. A writer critiqued my short stories and said my work was always like a pointillist painting, instead of being broad brush strokes. I continued writing, but still struggled with that problem. I think the same problem invades my artwork.
I've seen this white squirrel in the trees on my property a few times now, but this time, he was in the front yard. He'll be invisible once the ground is snow covered.
I found a new challenge on Mondays that is open to all forms of art, and uses a word as its theme. This week’s Take A Word challenge #1 was “Time.” I'm still into dark themes due to Halloween and All Soul's Day.