Free time art
You can’t always be in the studio, but you can always be feeling the art!
You can’t always be in the studio, but you can always be feeling the art!
Next step in the evolution. Abstract art is so hard because there are no recognizable crutches to fall back on. Just you, your marks, color choices and composition. Sometimes goes a little wacky, in the most unexpected and delightful way.
This little nugget is my favorite so far. It’s a turning point in color, composition and just breaking out of my usual painting routine. It’s little (8×10) but pack a
These are the colors I right now. I am trying to conquer my fear of white! It’s worse than my fear of southern jumping roaches!
I don’t know what I’m doing half the time but I’m going to keep doing it. I’ve been a stranger with white, but I’m making friends with it and all it’s luscious subtlety (I can’t leave a challenge). Now I start with the white and move on rather than trying to add white alone and …
My palette knife is an artwork all on its own today!
The “wall of potential” in my studio. So many blank canvases just waiting for adventure!
If anyone has been worried that I haven’t put my art degree to work, rest your minds. I can sculpt!
I was thinking about some of my favorite abstract artist today and found that one of the things I’m most drawn to (besides their visual beauty/engaging-ness) is their fearlessness in just doing their own thing with passion. They seem to almost peruse their path with a meditational focus – I don’t know if that’s how …
Because it will never be this clean/organized again…And because I want this to pop up as a memory someday…behold, my clean organized studio! 11:11pm an imabout to get busy!