176 Emma Illilgworth

number 176
adventurousness, thoughtfulness, moral code…..encased by secrecy!
inspired by Emma Illilgworth

175 Elizabeth Shepherd

number 175
The universal power to choose expressing itself through my DNA and my experience of life.
inspired by Elizabeth Shepherd

174 Barbara Jurkovšek

number 174
Colors of the rainbow and a few tears, pink and my tracks, strawberry flavor,
complexity and simplicity of structure
inspired by Barbara Jurkovšek

173 Clare Eguch

number 173
My past, present and future.
inspired by Clare Eguch

172 Catherine Hemelryk

number 172
Dutch intestines and cheekbones, Midlands upbringing and a tendency to get bored so keep on finding the challenge!
inspired by Catherine Hemelryk

171 Cyd Fitzpatrick

number 171
All that’s gone before, I was born complicated! I believe its not how many times you get knocked down, but how many times you get up! I love seeing all the art on the internet, but I not I’m not particularly talented! I think that it would be a picture with a lot of swirls & movement colors that are medium to light! It could have hard work, love & Fun involved. One of the most important things in life is foolishness!
inspired by Cyd Fitzpatrick

170 Gill Stanley

number 170
The bleakness of a dark day and the joy of a good day.
inspired by Gill Stanley

169 Miguel Danielle

number 169
Cheer is wat makes me me.
inspired by Miguel Danielle

168 Sam Metz

number 168
A failure to listen to compliments coupled with a homeless arrogance. Waking up scared and staying up late anxious. Repeated isolation, testing and self-imposed facsimiles of childhood entrapment. A strong imagination, constant syncopated conjunctions in fact, sometimes too many sensory connections and a bad life grammar.
inspired by Sam Metz

167 Ian McCaskill

number 167
Inquisitive grasping what turns up always looking at what can entertain, inform and involve me.
inspired by Ian McCaskill

166 Sally Trueman

number 166
My experiences
inspired by Sally Trueman

165 Dex Hannon

number 165
A collection of x and y’s, many years of maturing, a dollop of culture, a dash of chaos, a wealth of experiences and finish off with a huge splash of dreamer.
inspired by Dex Hannon

164 Hilary Cartmel

number 164
My nature is honed by Nature – the Natural World, the need to get out in it, walk in it, observe it, work from it, grow stuff in it, get it under my fingernails, listen to it. I’d be completely unhinged without my garden, this keeps me smiling.
inspired by Hilary Cartmel

163 Matthew Bushel

number 163
The abstract definitions you and others impose on me makes me me in your eyes. To me, I am an inclusion of space in form and form in space.
inspired by Matthew Bushel

162 Alan Rayner

number 162
The hole in my heart and what comes to surround it.
inspired by Alan Rayner

161 Anna Steiner

number 161
Nice colours and dreamy worlds we need the zizz of such.
inspired by Anna Steiner

160 Ikran Abdile

number 160
Tuberculosis, even though it is gone, forever in my soul it lives on.
inspired by Ikran Abdile

159 Declan Byrne

number 160
Dealing with all the shit that I have gone through.
inspired by Declan Byrne

158 Kevin A. Pickering

number 158
Slugs and snails and a lot of prescription medication
inspired by Kevin A. Pickering

157 Jacqui Fowler

number 157
My cottage garden of hollyhocks, foxgloves and bees.
inspired by Jacqui Fowler

156 Hal Wright

number 156
all out defiance x
inspired by Hal Wright

155 Sonya First

number 155
The morning light that comes through my window, that makes me realise I have a brand new day ahead of me, to make other people and myself smile. :)
inspired by Sonya First

154 Tristesse Atkinson James

number 154
The constant conveyor belt in my mind that substitutes compliance for happiness :)
inspired by Tristesse Atkinson James

153 Chrissy Stangroom

number 153
DNA from my ancestors, with my own questioning, curious, unique character, shaped by experiences and influences past and present – as Suzanne Cleminshaw says on page 88 of her novel ‘The Great Ideas’ – “mirrors are full of everyone who ever looked in them”…………(I used to ask my mother unanswerable questions like ” If I hadn’t been ‘me’ would I have been someone else?” Meaning, would I still be the same soul in another body, or just not exist at all…she was never able to answer this.)
inspired by Chrissy Stangroom

152 Emily Mackenzie

number 152
The pain the joy the desire to do better.
inspired by Emily Mackenzie

151 Robert Holcombe

number 151
A sense of a future that I once imagined myself into, where the present might have been very different, and which I still hold out a hope of seeing achieved before I’m finished.
inspired by Robert Holcombe