Three Things: The Nightmare Edition
This week’s writing prompt takes its cues from sleep… although not a very restful sleep. Do you remember the last nightmare you had? If not, below are three possible settings, just ripe for a sudden nightmare twist.
Karin Daymond, On A Clear Day, I. Oil on canvas. www.karindaymond.co.za
Angela Deane, We’re With Her, 2014. Acrylic on found photograph. www.angeladeane.com
Karolis Strautniekas, The Nightmare, 2015. Digital painting. www.strautniekas.com
This week, I’m studying people in packs of three. Here are three trios for inspiration.
Merve Özaslan, Step, 2014. Collage. www.merveozaslan.com
Andrey Remnev, Celestial Bodies, 2011. Oil on canvas. www.remnev.ru/en
Samuel H. Gottscho, The opening day of the Empire State Building, 1931. Photograph.
This week’s prompt is inspired by Christopher McMahon’s monsters (one of which is below). Let’s write about a monster this week, whether it’s a giant moth, a pieced-together frankenstein, or a kid-friendly type. Rawr!
Christopher McMahon (and “Hopkins”), The Broken Fence. Acrylic over existing found painting. www.cwmcmahon.com
Valerie Roybal, Chimera 1, 2014. Collage. www.valerieroybal.com
Lynn Skordal, Josephine Wicherts & Sabine Remy, No. 5 Exquisite Corpse, 2016. www.regularpaper.blogspot.com
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This week is Online Open Mic! Submit your work-in-progress today and tomorrow, in time to get feedback from your fellow writers on Wednesday!
Three Things: The Edition From Behind, II
Let’s sneak up behind some folks this week, and try to read their minds just by staring at the back of their heads. And then write about it. Ready, get set, go!
France Jodoin, Time yet for a hundred indecisions, 2014. Oil on linen. www.francejodoin.ca
Vivian Maier, Untitled (New York, NY), Undated. Photograph. www.vivianmaier.com
Dead Paper, look up, 2011. Collage. Via flickr.
