"Why not, as a writer, strive to paint a sky as vivid and memorable as Van Gogh’s Starry Night. And why not aim to paint your whole world this way?"
It's the perfect question. Why not? Read her post. Then, go paint.
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Thursday, July 14, 2016
#Creativity Exercise: Write a starry night
Annie Weatherwax (is that a great name, or what?) wrote this terrific post for the Ploughshares blog on why writers should draw. Or paint. Among the many fabulous phrases/ideas in her post, this was my favorite:
"Why not, as a writer, strive to paint a sky as vivid and memorable as Van Gogh’s Starry Night. And why not aim to paint your whole world this way?"
It's the perfect question. Why not? Read her post. Then, go paint.
"Why not, as a writer, strive to paint a sky as vivid and memorable as Van Gogh’s Starry Night. And why not aim to paint your whole world this way?"
It's the perfect question. Why not? Read her post. Then, go paint.
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