The Writer’s Desk
This morning I saw on Beeblu’s blog her answer to a contest about the writer’s desk on SLW.
I am not a writer, I do not have ritual and I do not know what exactly trigger me to draw or write but this contest just did it.
My studio is in my head
the view is great
palmtrees, turquoise ocean and himalayan mountains.
I can draw, write, sing in it
even in the darkest night,
or in a train,
or walking,
and sometimes
my muse drops by…
Ce matin j’ai vu la réponse de Beeblu a un concours de SLW sur le bureau de l’écrivain.
Je n’écris pas, je n’ai pas de rituel et je ne sais jamais ce qui va déclencher le désir d’écrire ou de dessiner, mais c’est ce que ce concours a fait.
Mon studio est dans ma tête, il y a une belle vue, des palmiers, l’océan turquoise et des montagnes himalayennes.
je peux y dessiner, y écrire, y chanter , même au plus profond de la nuit la plus noire,
ou dans un train, ou en marchant et quelquefois ma muse me rend visite…





Love your illustrations! Thanks for playing along.
thank you for your visit, I will look at all the desks you get.
This is inspired, Benedicte!
Your head is a very interesting place!
thank you BB, we all have an interesting mental studio.
aloha Benedicte – excellent response (imo). and fun too.
i like prompts because they take me out of my comfort pattern. they challenges me in ways i wouldnt typically bring to myself on my own. at least i think a good prompt does this. it also invites and is exciting to think about too. much as this one was for you i suspect.
cool on playing and responding. fun on. aloha.
Hello Rick and thank you, I think the same, these oportunities to think at new things are great and help me go further I think.
Very good – you are on a roll Ben
I really love your open head with the office inside – hahaha
thank you Gabe!
So happy to connect with you via Nancy’s writing desk challenge.:)
I LOVE your poem and illustrations…they look like a beautiful children picture book in the style of ‘The Little Prince’…how awesome!!!
thank you Vivian for your visit and very nice comment. That is what I like in blogging to get to meet other creative persons.
Your drawing and poem are both magical. I was transported by them to my perfect drawing/painting/writing/singing/reading/musing desk inside my mansion of thought (with a lovely garden outside)!
Thank you Aletha, you do have a mansion of thoughts, a beautiful image and of course in the garden there is the koi’s pond.
wonderful! I like your poem very much and of course, the drawings. the studio in your head looks like a very creative place to be!
Thank you Maureen, I like your new picture!
I too see inside my head as my writing space. I love your drawings.
thank you very much for your visit, and for your office too!
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