Since 2012, I've used this space to post creative experiments using the inspiration and insight gained from daily life and, at times, escape from daily life. Enjoy.
Showing posts with label cubicle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cubicle. Show all posts
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Saturday, March 9, 2013
Day 160 The kit of parts
Day 160 The kit of parts |
160:365
03/09/13
Louise Hay affirmation: “I love myself; therefore, I live
totally in the now, experiencing each moment as good and knowing that my future
is bright and joyous and secure, for I know I am a beloved child of God.”
Inspiration exercise
from 365 Daily Creativity Journal: Make a kit for an activity that normally wouldn’t
need one.
Media: Scrapbook paper, Catalog photo, Mod
Podge, Watercolor, Jewel heart, Metallic Sharpie
Time: 1H:35M
Comments: In the commercial furniture world, all the pieces required to build a workstation are called a 'kit of parts'. This collage depicts a typical cubicle layout in plan view, plus a heart and eye in the desk chair position to represent the person who works inside the space.
The kit of parts for a beloved child of God, though, that's much bigger than will fit in an office cubicle.
Sunday, February 24, 2013
Day 147 Gratitude and red staplers
147:365
Day 147 Gratitude and red staplers |
02/24/13
Louise Hay daily affirmation: “My day begins with gratitude and joy.”
Inspiration exercise from Noah Scalin’s 365 Daily Creativity Journal: Make something inspired by your favorite movie.
OFFICE SPACE
Media: Office plan blueprint, Magazine photos, Mod Podge, Tissue paper, Sharpie, Watercolors, Button
Time: 55M
Comments: Not sure if I have a 'favorite' movie, but there is one that I can sit through whenever I run across it on rerun television. Office Space. The iconic red stapler, the waitress' buttons of flair on her vest, and the bleak, fluorescent, cubicle-dwelling existence of the office workers are poignant symbols of work and life in an age of low wage service jobs, open office environments, computers and broken laser printers. And, human cogs in the anonymous wheels of American mega-corporations.
Feeling gratitude and joy at the beginning of each day on the treadmill that is modern day work/life can some days be challenging... But not impossible.
Link
for more info: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0151804/
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