I’m feeling fractured and heart-broken. It’s just a feeling. It will pass. And using Tom Hiddleston as an archetype of broken-heartedness somehow helps. And the red. The red is right.
There is Beauty in the Fractures
07 Jun 2018 6 Comments
in art, art journaling, bipolar disorder, depression, distorted thinking, mental health, mental illness Tags: Tom Hiddleston
SandySue Altered
Jun 07, 2018 @ 09:51:12
I’m sorry you’re having that feeling at the moment. I would like to say, though, if you sold the lioness, butterfly, quote as a card, I’d buy it. I really like that (even if I don’t know who Tom Hiddleston is). Yes, I know Google is my friend. I’m getting in the habit of not knowing who people are and being okay with it. Deliberate aging.
Jun 07, 2018 @ 17:11:29
That’s ok. If my British boyfriends are unknown, that’s all for my benefit.
Jun 08, 2018 @ 07:46:58
Sorry you’re in a bad place at the moment, Sandy. Hoping it resolves sooner rather than later… Sending a {hug}.
Jun 09, 2018 @ 06:52:01
Thank ewe.
Jun 08, 2018 @ 18:35:42
feeling bad – creates better art
Jun 09, 2018 @ 06:51:22
Sometimes. Feeling joyous or calm works pretty well, too.