Do you remember the film "Labyrinth"?I LOVED that weirdy wonderful world as a youngster and David Bowie... need I say more?
Add an "itis" onto the end of labyrinth and you get another equally weirdy world, maybe less of the wonderful and definitely no David Bowie! Boohoo!
Its been a funny old time lately...so much searching, questioning, stripping back the layers and then my body steps in and gives me no option other than to STOP!
So while I am no longer on an emotional rollercoaster, my senses are taking me on a trip that couples a spinning wheel with a stormy sea! It's the STRANGEST experience ever! Especially when I'm sitting here stock still!
If I shut one eye while typing its only a marginal rock back and forward, the storm has settled a little!! Needless to say I'll not be staying here for long..just wanting to pretend for a moment all is normal :)
These pencil sketches I did the day before labyrinthitis set in....stripping back to what I used to love doing a bit of lead on paper. I'll let you see what I've done with them soon...
hugs to you all xx
Lovely work. Hope you soon feel better! Valerie
ReplyDeleteThese are so beautiful- I'm so sorry you've been dealing with this- any chance that it will pass soon? I've been on a crazy health related roller coaster myself of late, so I hear ya loud and clear!
ReplyDeleteOh no! I'm so sorry to hear about your labyrithitis - yikes! I hope you feel better soon!!!
ReplyDeleteYour drawings are beautiful and I look forward to seeing what you do with them :)
I feel like I've missed so much these past couple of weeks - Happy Blogoversary!!! Wheee! It has been so fun to watch your journey so far - such an inspiration! (I will sew before the end of the year!)
Your "Farmyard Moosical" book is absolutely incredible - it would sell like hotcakes I'm sure!
Big Hugs and healing thoughts to you!!!
xo
Kristin
sweetheart,
ReplyDeletei hope you feel so much better SOON.
the whole wide world outside your window
awaits you. the lambs line up. the sun rises.
the wind sings to you. a butterfly flutters
in your doorway & sings. xox
Oh poor love, I hope you're feeling better soon. Get lots of rest, thank goodness it's the weekend!
ReplyDeleteHope you feel better soon - I've never heard of labrinthyitis before. I love these simple pencil sketches - the goldfishes' tail looks amazing - you've really captured the notion of it floating out in the water.
ReplyDeleteBTW Your link takes us to last week's PPF, just in case people don't know you've added this one.
oops scratch that - your link is fine - it's me who needs to check which week I'm clicking on - I was on last week's ppf post, d'oh!
ReplyDeleteoh Bless hope you feel better soon.Wow just beautifl drawings so captivating.I like the weird movies too :)
ReplyDeletehugs
xo
Oh I am sorry for you - a colleague had that and it wasn't nice at all. Hope your friends and family are rallying round to help you. get well soon. x
ReplyDeleteLoving your great drawings Jenny and am sorry to hear that you are so unwell. Hope you will feel better soon. Hugs Annette x
ReplyDeleteI hope you are okay? Sounds positively nauseating. But, my the pushing lead to paper is astounding. So gifted in so many areas. Feel better and can't wait to see what you've done with the little lovelies up above.
ReplyDeleteyour sketches are wonderful. I hope you feel better soon!
ReplyDeleteGordon Bennett! You need to sketch more - they are falippin fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI do hope the rollercoaster runs out of steam soon!!! Crazy stuff the emotions/physical body! Sometimes I can't stand how they are so closely linked!
Oh Jenny, I wish I was close by so I could make you dinner or do something to help out. Feel better soon sister, I'll be thinking of you♥ I do remember Labyrinth, gosh that brings back memories. LOVE your sketches Jenny, they're really good!
ReplyDeleteHugs to you,
the other Jenny
Oh, I had the worst case of labryinthitis once. I couldn't get out of bed without falling over. I litterally had to crawl to the bathroom when needed and that was the only reason I got out of bed. I really hope yours doesn't last as long as mine did!
ReplyDeleteI love your graphite e sketches. There is something so beautiful about simple gray graphite on white paper, I think. Feel better soon!
Oh man...I'm so sorry you're dealing with this...and without David Bowie! That is a shame....
ReplyDeleteI love your sketches, though...with the betta being my fave. I truly hope you'll be back to doing more of these again soon!
Fabulous sketches, hope you'll be back to full fitness before too long, take care of yourself, x
ReplyDeleteBeen there (3 times), got the t-shirt. Totally sympathise with you. It is horrid. Like having room spin without all the wild party that came first. Best thing is to just sit still and hope it goes in a couple of days. It always comes on so suddenly too.
ReplyDeleteGet well really soon and take it realy easy.
Hi Jenny, great sketches...David Bowie..wow..
ReplyDeleteHope your ok and feeling better soon....
Hi, Jenny, sorry to hear that you haven't been feeling well. I have been having a rough time lately, too, but all that spinnyness doesn't sound nice at all.
ReplyDeleteYour drawings are wonderful.
Hope you feel lots better really soon!
Love your sketches Jenny - a woman of so many arty talents!
ReplyDeleteSorry you you are having a rough ride emotionally and physically....hope things are back on an even keel soon. Stopping isn't something we do naturally....but hope it has given you some time to find a good space to be.
Thinking of you.
Ali x
Amazing drawings!!
ReplyDeleteI just looked up 'labyrinthitis' and it sounds dreadful - I do hope that by the time this late comment reaches you that you're better. I empathise with some of it because the MS can give off similar symptoms but the labyrinthitis sounds more extreme & horrid. Not easy with little ones I'm sure!
Sending you lots of healing hugs & best wishes.
Kat Xx
Yikes, labyrinthitis is horrible! I hope you are feeling tip top soon, and in the meantime am sending love and hugs. Your sketches are beautiful. Em xxx
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