So if you’ve been following my Instagram account, @pins_artist – you’ve probably noticed my PiNStaChallenges poping up on the feed, in the hope to uplift & empower our human souls through positive & creative activity – If you don’t follow on the Gram, no worries, I’ll just share them on here from now on…
OFF PHONE, PAINT STONE! – stemmed from a chance meeting with a local artist Penny who inspired it – Blog post about her & her stones HERE – and from a need of simply getting off my phone and engaging with the ‘real’ world as much as possible, whilst motivating & inspiring others through it…
THE CHALLENGE:
– Find a stone
– Take it home
– Get into paint zone
– Leave your home
– Place your stone
– For someone else to own
– Good Energy Transfer zone (GET it)
**Colour & positive quotes on stones has been proven to uplift vibes when placed in dead zones by 250%
Pinsey Report, 1983
Feel free to tag your painted stones with #OffPhonePaintStone across socials if you really want to, no worries if not, it’s more about the selfless act of doing something cos a) it’s great for mental health vibes and b) it’s a nice thing leaving your art for someone else to enjoy…
Seeing as art galleries or any centres of culture are closed right now, my only sanctuary seems to be the good ol’ outdoors, which i’m rather enjoying…
During my walks in the local area, I normally go passed the local church and notice spots of artwork dotted around including a lighting installation with words like LOVE / JOY lighting up the deadness of the night as you walk by.…
Keep seeing lovely rainbows & positive messages on windows which has really brightened up the area during my morning walks, nice to see everyone getting creative – so thought i’d support the vibes & you can too…
Grab a ‘KEEP GOING NHS’ doodle HERE PRINT COLOUR STICK UP ON YA WINDOW!
So during my ‘Coming Home’ PINStallation at the Museum of Croydon , I’ve met so many diverse people, young and gold, from diverse backgrounds enter the space. One such group was The Cedar View Care Centre guys who whizzed down, and of course I gave them the full tour / breakdown of what the project was about, to which they positively responded and got involved in designing their brick boxes đŸ™‚
Special thanks to Karen, who works at the Centre, for not only bringing the guys down but also for her enthusiasm in doing so, and really embracing the creativeness of it all, by literally creating a ‘PINShrine’ of the day in their reception area at the Centre – how random, how cool *Big up Kaz!…
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