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What I learned about myself in 2013.

December 15, 2013 Kat Thorsen Artists, by post street, China Marker Portraits, Portrait One comment

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Drawn Together by Roar and Katarina Thorsen:

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“Set your boundaries and protection but at the same time, look to your own inner friction and allow it to ignite something that will have a positive outcome. This can be an exceptionally creative month especially if you focus on what is ahead instead of what is behind you. Keep your eyes on the door on the other side of the room of ten thousand distractions and you will stay on the golden line. You can also use this month for helping to clear, dissolve, and transform the things in your life that need to evolve to a higher state. We often mention that in order to fully step into something new you need to first create space for it.” – The Power Path July 2019 Forecast @the_power_path — I have been feeling a need to refocus on my blog as my personal place to get fresh perspective and rejuvenate my creative process – to get back to a purer creative process. And to take a hiatus from sharing my process in small spurts on Facebook and Instagram.

Drawing tip: If you want to loosen up your creative process and allow the drawing to just unfold while quieting the inner critic- GO BIG. Get a big piece of newsprint paper and some dry soft pastels and just put your whole body into it (achy bones and all) and get dirty. Work on the drawing from all angles.

Reading all the vet articles and analyzing the X-ray results and weighing the options. It’s very clear that it’s now all about just keeping our lady happy, stress free using natural, non- invasive therapy approach, lots of healthy food and supplements and lots of cuddles. #everymomentprecious

THIS SCENE. I first saw this PERFECT wall mural on TV 20 years ago(!!!). And it remains my all-time favourite mural. ALL. TIME. FAVOURITE 🎨 🐖 @hbo

Caturday morning in the home office. 🐾🐾♥️ #happyplace

Sometimes you just have to doodle at work. #procrastination #technicallyitispartofmyjobtho #doodlepower

My ladies 🐾🐾 #tempted #notbedtimeyet

What does your workplace look like? This is mine.

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