I’m in this Show at the Lyme Art Association
When you walk in, my large monoprint collage is centered on the back wall, three rooms away, and you can see it from the front door, the minute you walk in, so that was fun.
When you walk in, my large monoprint collage is centered on the back wall, three rooms away, and you can see it from the front door, the minute you walk in, so that was fun.
Do you see how everything is entwined, held together by a single line?
I wanted to paint a feeling that was based on the happy juggle of disparate parts.
Here are the most recent pages I’ve done in the thick artist journal with the handmade paper I got last September when we were in England.
Here are the first three pages in the large 11″x14″ artist journal our younger daughter made me for my birthday.
Patience can seem receding, and not very bright or exciting, however I’ve been realizing lately that it is not an inactive, idle quality, but a very quietly busy one, getting on with making whatever adjustments are necessary behind the scenes, tidying everything up.
Painting is certainly a great way of pondering the unknown.
Through this process, you’ll hone in on work that feels both authentic and good.
Working in an artist journal is calming and beneficial to your mental health, as well as an outlet for your creativity, and a place to try out ideas.
Can we just embrace nature already, instead of fight against it out of human insecurity or hubris?
I’m always interested in helping people understand and value abstraction.
To communicate here the struggle to understand, I intentionally broke compositional “rules” to lend a more chaotic feel.
I love the collages made by Charlotte Kaplan, and wish she was better known.