Goddess

Not a very good response to Whimsy and Pigs.

A big thanks to everyone that did submit an entry.

Our next stop is Greek mythology and

Goddess

I found this about Greek Godesses

The Ancient Greek Goddesses make such good archetypal figures because of their exaggerated personalities. They can be viewed as being similar to the modern day super heroes as they have a human form and super human abilities. Despite these super powers and their immortality they are still plagued by the destructive force of negative emotions.

Goddess Guide.com

I found it interesting that Greek Goddess even have parents

in Greek Mythology.

Major Greek Goddess Guide

has a brief description of each of the major goddesses.

Enjoy this inspiration photo

Take it to use in your artwork or just use it for your inspiration.

Thanks for joining me at Soartful.

Whimsy

Welcome to another week at Soartful Challenges.

This week I have a bit of Whimsy for you

whim·sy

 

–noun, plural -sies.

1.

capricious humor or disposition; extravagant, fanciful, or excessively playful

expression: a play with lots of whimsy.

2.

an odd or fanciful notion.

3.

anything odd or fanciful; a product of playful or capriciousfancy: a whimsy from

an otherwise thoughtful writer.

This whimsical image for your inspiration this week is from

Dover Publications.

I just loved what you came up with for

Victorian Vignette.

My 3 Extra Special picks this week.

Pike

Yvonne

Anne

Have a wonderful week and I look forward to all

of your whimsical creations.

Victorian Vignette

Welcome back to another Inspiration Challenge

at Soartful.

You are always free to use all or part of the image provided.

Be inspired by this week's theme

Victorian Vignette

vi·gnette (vn-yt)

n.

1. A decorative design placed at the beginning or end of a book or chapter of a book or along the border of a page.

2. An unbordered picture, often a portrait, that shades off into the surrounding color at the edges.

3.

a. A short, usually descriptive literary sketch.

b. A short scene or incident, as from a movie.

tr.v. vi·gnet·ted, vi·gnet·ting, vi·gnettes

1. To soften the edges of (a picture) in vignette style.

2. To describe in a brief way.

I found this lovely image at Victorian Vignettes

Maritha did some minor altering to the original image.

"This back of a scrap card is so beautiful that it could almost have been the front. It is quite tarnished around the borders, but that kind of adds to its charm rather than ruining it, I think. (I have boldly removed the original contents of the circle and I also manipulated its color a bit to make it easier for you to put your own text or whatever there.) It comes from an 1880's scrapbook."

I can't wait to see how this beautiful card back inspires you.

Proud as a Peacock

Extra Specials

Susan

Mary

Bitzi

Thank you everyone for your wonderful entries.

Proud as a Peacock

What a gorgeous display of Dragonflies for

our last challenge. I loved every one of them.

I'm really curious to see how this image and theme

will inspire your creative spirit.

I call this challenge

Proud as a Peacock

Image from Dover

EXTRA SPECIALS

from the Dragonfly challenge

Sarah

Pike

Chris

Have a Soartful week everyone.