#AtoZchallenge — P is for Perspective — #WriteMotivation
My senior class art teacher set out a wine bottle, an apple, and some grapes, this was our task for this class session. Now, I wasn’t the best artist. I can copy most anything. But coming out with the images I have in my head…NOPE! My project went well enough, at least until I tried to draw the right side of the bottle. No matter what I did it was wrong, lopsided, and warped. My teacher saw me struggling. He turned my canvas upside down and told me to draw. I did. And, guess what? Once I turned it right side up, it was actually decent! So, when you’re stuck, change your perspective.
If you need more Motivation/Positive Post-It Notes, please feel free to click away!
A is for Attitude
B is for Believe
C is for Cheering
D is for Don’t Quit!
E is for Encourage
F is for Find the Positive
G is for Go! Go! Go!
H is for Help
I is for Inspiration
J is for Just Do It!
K is for Keep Going
L is for Learn
M is for Make the First Move
N is for Never Give Up!
O is for One More
P is for Perspective
Friday, April 26th 2013 at 00:02 |
[…] Keep Going L is for Learn M is for Make the First Move N is for Never Give Up! O is for One More P is for Perspective Q is for Quitting’s Easy R is for Reward S is for Smile T is for Think U is for Up V is for Value […]
Thursday, April 18th 2013 at 22:44 |
Perspective. One of the most important words in fiction, and life.
Thursday, April 18th 2013 at 19:47 |
Lol at the post, yet so true! Thanks for sharing! (:
Thursday, April 18th 2013 at 12:15 |
So true! I feel stuck right now and unable to work on my book. Maybe I’ll go write at a coffee shop for a different view…
Thursday, April 18th 2013 at 09:35 |
your post it posts are perfection!!
and if everyone had more perspective, they would have more compassion. get out of the comfort zone!
pertinent advice for p day!
also liked make the first move, great stuff here!
Thursday, April 18th 2013 at 06:16 |
A change of perspective, or at least an open mind to view from a different perspective, could be such a helpful thing in dealing with obstacles, changing them from impassable mountains to molehills easily overcome.
Thursday, April 18th 2013 at 04:31 |
I love this! I’m so easily reminded of it when painting/drawing – but not enough in every other aspect of life, so thank you for the reminder 🙂
The other day when I was working on a painting (first in about 3 years), I remembered the old trick of photographing it. Somehow, in the photo, all the flaws and places I went wrong with proportion stood out so easily. I don’t know why it works, it just does. Now, to figure out a way to apply this to writing… 😀