Explore.Dream.Discover

It took me a while to update this post because I have had a very busy week. But I finally got some time to update!
As some of you might have seen in the previous post, I am trying to cover my wall with inspirational frames, so last week I have been working on a new frame on which the words Explore, Dream and Discover are placed.

I worked on this tiny project with a friend who is amazing knitting and crocheting. And since I don't have the patience to knit, I let her do it while I was working on the video and the words which are made of felt.

How about you? Do you like knitting?

My little heaven

My bedroom is my own heaven which is filled things that inspire me. Over the years I have collected so many stuff that I barely have place for it. My mission for now is to cover my wall with inspirational images, frames and quotes. This one part of the wall which I worked on yesterday.

 “I live in my own little world. But its ok, they know me here.”
  -Lauren Myracle

This bag is my favourite item for a while now. It is a 30 year old leather bag which was used for clothes pins. It was more worth than just to carry pins, so I took it.
It used to be my father's bag, can you tell that it is a male bag though?

Get out of your comfort zone

 When it comes to painting, it takes me weeks before I start. Not because I don't have inspiration, but because I am scared that this perfect image in my head will turn out to be imperfect. And it is ridiculous because every time I am working, I end up having so much fun, no matter what the result is. One of my goals this year is to do more and think less to get out of my comfort zone!

I will have another update soon with more pictures of what I made.

The devil is in the detail

"One does a whole painting for one peach and people think just the opposite -- that particular peach is but a detail."
- Pablo Picasso

They say it's about the small things in life, small chances, small habits, focus on details, that make a difference. Now I totally agree with that, but I can't seem to figure out why.
Maybe it is because from a distance everything looks the same, but if you take the effort to discover what makes it so special and so different, you start appreciate it.
I guess this works with people too. Only if you take the effort to get to know them better and to have a closer look, you can find out what makes them so special.

I used to hate spider webs. To me they looked like a pile of dust left by a scary creature. Until I saw this image with my own eyes. This image shows every single line of the web so clearly and shows what a beautiful complex thing this small 'scary' creature can design. It left me with amazement and appreciation.

It's really the detail that counts, and if you open your eyes, you can find it.