Weekly Challenge: Large / Dainty

The challenge for this week is Large / Dainty.

This challenge will end at 12:00 Noon CDT, on Sunday, April 18, 2010. Remember, anyone can join! Just post your entries--as few or as many as you'd like--on your blog and leave us a comment here. All media are welcome--paintings, photography, collages, drawings, sculpture, poetry, whatever you'd like.

And as a teaser, the next challenge will be: Obstacle / Illusion.

Home / Town Interpretations

Home / Town was our challenge this week, and again we only had three participants, albeit some difference from last week. Our interpretations this week came from Vivian, Diane, and two from Larry, here and here. Thanks Vivian and Diane, and if I missed someone, shoot me a comment.

Weekly Challenge: Home / Town

The challenge for this week is Home / Town.

This challenge will end at 12:00 Noon CDT, on Sunday, April 11, 2010. Remember, anyone can join! Just post your entries--as few or as many as you'd like--on your blog and leave us a comment here. All media are welcome--paintings, photography, collages, drawings, sculpture, poetry, whatever you'd like.

And as a teaser, the next challenge will be: Large / Dainty.

Noun / Verb Interpretations

Busy week? It must have been for several folks, after all, the challenge was due on Easter. But three hardy souls have interpretations this week, and each is a different take on the challenge. Ours are from Diane, Maya, and Larry. If I missed you, let me know, and thanks to all, not just the entrants, but the readers.

Weekly Challenge: Noun / Verb

The challenge for this week is Noun / Verb.

This challenge will end at 12:00 Noon CDT, on Easter Sunday, April 4, 2010. Remember, anyone can join! Just post your entries--as few or as many as you'd like--on your blog and leave us a comment here. All media are welcome--paintings, photography, collages, drawings, sculpture, poetry, whatever you'd like.

And as a teaser, the next challenge will be: Home / Town.

Private / Public Interpretations

Private/Public was the challenge this week and we had some really nice interpretations. Most involved people, engaged in relatively private activities in public places, one involved property, and one bubbles. Our interpretations came from Polly, Janet, Maya, Vivian, and me, Larry. If I missed yours, let me know and up it will go. Thanks all.

Oops! I included her painting, but forgot to include Diane in the list of contributors.

Weekly Challenge: Private / Public

The challenge for this week is Private / Public.

This challenge will end at 12:00 Noon CDT, on Sunday, March 28, 2010. Remember, anyone can join! Just post your entries--as few or as many as you'd like--on your blog and leave us a comment here. All media are welcome--paintings, photography, collages, drawings, sculpture, poetry, whatever you'd like.

And as a teaser, the next challenge will be: Noun / Verb.

Fly / Swim Interpretations

Sorry for the late interpretations, but I was away from my desktop for the weekend. This week's challenge was Fly/Swim, and we again had some great interpretations from Diane, Larry, Vivian, Maya, Rob, and Alesha. If I missed anyone, please let me know and I'll get yours on here. Thanks to everyone for participation.

Weekly Challenge: Fly / Swim

The challenge for this week is Fly / Swim.

This challenge will end at 12:00 Noon CDT, on Sunday, March 21, 2010. Remember, anyone can join! Just post your entries--as few or as many as you'd like--on your blog and leave us a comment here. All media are welcome--paintings, photography, collages, drawings, sculpture, poetry, whatever you'd like.

I will be out of town again the weekend of the 21st, so the interpretations post will be sometime the next week. Don't let that keep you from starting early on the next challenge, though, which will be: Private / Public.

Clear / Vague Interpretations

We had another good response this week with 6 entries, and a challenge within a challenge from Rob. Our entries were from Rob, Larry, Janet, ShEiLa, Diane, and someone I haven't had the pleasure to deal with, Polly. As always, if I missed anyone, please let me know, even if I missed you because you forgot to set your clock forward and overslept this morning and just didn't get yours posted in time. I'll work it in.