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A Single Scene ©1998 NICOLEA

Circe (The Sorceress) by John Waterhouse, 1911

It is possible that you have recollected a problem with only one scene in it. For, indeed, there are problems that seems to spring from only one scene.

If this is the case, as you proceed you will notice that through the following questions you may recollect other details and, perhaps, additional scenes which have been forgotten.

Therefore, if you have such a scene, go ahead and sketch it (or paint it) and make it the object of your reflections.

Don’t worry about whether or not it has artistic value, because simply in doing this you will discover much that is significant and personally meaningful.

As you recall more details of that scene add them to your sketch or painting.

  

 

 

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