Sure, the smart phone puts us in contact with freinds and loved ones; gives us access to the world’s up-yo-the minute news; and puts the sum of all knowledge at our fingertips…

But the true value of this hand-held miracle is realized in killing time in drs waiting rooms 🙂

#PassingtheTime

The inside of a pouch that contains bead crochet supplies: burgundy colored cotton crochet thread strung with pink and purple beads, a partially crocheted beaded rope in those colors; the pattern is reminiscent of barbed wire, a blue stitch marker, and a blue hook.

Agonizing thirty minute wait after getting allergy shots? No problem, bead crochet to the rescue 🤓!

#beadwork #freeentertainment #passingthetime

Digital drawing of an original character. The character, Max, sits with her legs pulled up to her chest, her chin resting on her crossed arms. Max wears parts of a World War One British Army Uniform: a cap, boots, khaki trousers, and one puttee, which is only partially wrapped around her left leg as it unravels. Max stares accusingly at the viewer, her eyes shadowed by her cap. Next to her in white and against a brown background read “Does it have to be so cold in Ireland?”, lyrics from So Cold In Ireland by The Cranberries.

more max art :] #oc #originalcharacter #ocart #ragtimesoc #passingthetime #artist #historicaloc

Digital illustration. The scene is typical dreary day on an Irish shore, a salty spray crashing against dark rocks. On the left, a harbor seal rests itself against these rocks. On the right, a woman, Evelyn, looks off to the left, frustrated, but not quite sorrowful. Her curly golden hair is beaten by the brine, swept by the wind behind her back. She is dressed in a brown walking jacket and skirt with a red necktie, also windswept.

Wayfarre & Gravespoil is part 2 of my “Passing the Time” story that most of my ocs belong to. #art #originalcharacter #ocs #illustration #passingthetime #wayfarre&gravespoil