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Old 08-06-2011, 02:51 PM
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Deecee
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Yes I did at the time Nancy. It was an art class so we worked with acrylics on cardboard but I have to confess it was about 10 years ago and I'm not sure where it is now.

I used birds, feathers, blues/mauves - flowing lines representing movement - light and airy. (I feel very peaceful when watching the lovely lines of my birds flying.)

Some used more dramatic colour cominations representing their inner turmoil, others suns/moons and night skies or mystical things.

It was rather revealing and in some cases somewhat confronting and certainly gave food for thought. I could see it used as ongoing therapy to work through emotional issues.

I think just the design process and the repetition of the design has a calming effect.
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