Tag: visual journaling

Giving Imagination Form

Norma kneels in a red shirt and black pants, reaching toward a flowing black abstract form filled with white curves and leaf-like shapes. The illustration reads “Giving Imagination Form” and “What I imagine begins to take shape through me.”

Recognizing My Creative Fire

Recognizing My Creative Fire — King of Wands (Part 1 of 2)

Recognizing What Emerges

Norma sits with her knees drawn up, wearing a red shirt and black pants, gazing upward at a floating white fish with flowing fins. Small white bubbles and abstract shapes connect them against a black background, suggesting emerging recognition and imagination.

Giving Shape to Feeling

Norma sits cross-legged in a red shirt and black pants, holding a black bowl. Flowing white shapes and two birds rise from the bowl against a black background, symbolizing imagination giving form to feelings.

Feeling What Stirs

Black-and-white illustration of Norma sitting cross-legged in a red shirt, eyes closed and hands over her heart. Flowing white ribbons rise from her chest into a black background, symbolizing feelings and imagination beginning to emerge.

Beyond The Refection

Norma, wearing a red shirt and black pants, sits cross-legged beside a black reflective surface. She touches the water, creating ripples above her upside-down reflection, which wears a black shirt.

The Shift in Meaning

Norma, wearing a red shirt and black pants, rests her chin in her hands while studying a black-and-white optical illusion. Two opposing black facial profiles also form the outline of a white vase, illustrating how one image can reveal different meanings.

A Different Perspective

Norma, wearing a red shirt and black pants, balances upside down on her head while looking at a solid black cube. The illustration explores seeing familiar things from a different perspective.

What Calls Me

Norma sits quietly with her knees drawn close, looking toward a small white star in the black unknown.

What I Leave Behind

Norma walks forward on a white path into a black unknown, leaving behind burdens labeled old stories, what if, not enough, still trying, and others’ expectations.

Recognition

Norma looks back over a tangled landscape as a white path continues into the black unknown, representing recognition of how far she has come.

Seeing the Whole Picture

Norma sits in white space facing a vast black field of tangled white lines, observing the struggle without entering it.

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