For two days this week I worked on a blog post about all the cool stuff that happened since my last blog post, including revelations about why I make art with long explanations. It went on and on and by Wednesday it was still unfinished.
It was way too many words to not be finished.
So I started another one, to simplify, but website hiccups and family commitments caused delays and now here it is Saturday again. I have to post something since my goal is to post weekly (and I didn't) and not be as verbose as I have a tendency to be (good luck).
It was way too many words to not be finished.
So I started another one, to simplify, but website hiccups and family commitments caused delays and now here it is Saturday again. I have to post something since my goal is to post weekly (and I didn't) and not be as verbose as I have a tendency to be (good luck).
Last Saturday I attended the NoHo Artist Village with peg board added to my display easel which made a kind of wall effect, see below. Today I didn't go to NoHo because I thought it might rain but it didn't. It was lovely.
I still don't have a canopy and last week the sun shone brightly. I knew I had to keep my marker doodles in the shade so that they wouldn't fade, but I had no idea the sun would deform my frames. Beware of plastic frames in the sun no matter how metal they look!
I am drawing far more than I am painting right now. Because of this I've found, the more I draw, the quicker the blank pages disappear!
I crammed a bunch of drawings onto the last page of my evening journal last night.
Today I got a new sketchpad and a few more pens since my favorites were looking pretty weak.
Okay, time to post this blog so I can draw.
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