Sandra Heska King

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Still Saturday: Be Still

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I’m taking a course on creating social media graphics from Crystal Stine this month. We’ve been learning how to work with PicMonkey (which I already use) and Canva (which I’d never heard of), and by the end of the month, I may even have a decent printable to offer you. The course is called Creative Basics: 30 Days to Awesome Social Media Art and will be available as a Kindle book in May. You can preorder it now.

Today I thought I’d share a few of my favorite graphics from this past week since they each lend themselves to a little Still Saturday contemplation. (If you follow me on Instagram or Twitter, you may have already seen them.)

Have a beautiful weekend. I’m heading over the state line in the morning for my third harp lesson.

 

You don't have a life that's your own

Sometimes it takes a breaking-3

The deepest wounds - Feinberg

The things we see every day are the-2

The world breaks everyone - faded

 

In the stillness,

Sandy

 

In the stillness,

Sandy

 

Sandra Heska King - Still Saturday

Welcome to the Still Saturday Community where we pause after a busy week, move in quiet pilgrimage, maybe linger a while in some still place, and soak in the beauty of images and reflect on the depth of sparse words. We’d love for you to join us. Grab the button and link up below. We all love to hear if something especially speaks to your heart, but please don’t feel pressured to comment. Simply take some time to be still together, to gaze long and drink deep.

 


Comments

    • I haven’t gone past the free stuff yet. 😉 I think I still like PicMonkey better… but there *are* some things that seem easier on Canva–and harder. 🙂

  4. “The things we see everyday are the things we never see at all.”
    Stopped by this one.
    I’m going on vacation with my family this week, so I’m going to practice my seeing.
    Thanks for hosting us on the weekend.
    Michele Morin recently posted..Pay Attention

  5. You’re learning to play the harp!? How wonderful, Sandra! It’s one of my dreams to play an instrument and the harp would be my first choice! Your graphics are super – I’ll have to add that Creative Basics book to my wish list! Have a lovely weekend!
    June recently posted..Inspired by . . . the time of singing

    • I am, June! I took lessons a few years back for a few months. Then took my harp to the hospice home when my mom was a patient. After that I didn’t have the heart for it and sold it. I’ve started again with a rental instrument. Saying a prayer over your dreams right now. 🙂

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