how fast time goes...
10 days since i posted my last faces!
some weirdos in the bunch,
many, many eyes...
still having so much fun!
keep on keeping on
lots of paintings in progress in my studio.
i won't lie i'm feeling a little overwhelmed about my exhibition.
not about painting really but rather about the concept, the title, the artist statement...
all those things i know pretty much nothing about.
i suppose that's part of the learning curve!
deep breaths, keep on showing up...
and as Julia Cameron says in the Artist's Way:
"Take care of the quantity, the Universe will take care of the quality."
deep trust
the last king
remember my "king" ceramic project ?
there were clay delays,
life delays, casualties...
but i finally collected my last King
here he is:
"seek only the truth"
(he is the sixth king but finished seventh :))
and my "seven King" project is now complete
how cute are they all together?
makes me ridiculously happy!
PS: i am not doing ceramic this year
- i need to focus on painting
- our 90 something pottery teacher is now only teaching one class a week
- i miss it terribly
sunrise and deliciousness
we had a delicious girls' weekend away.
full of open hearted conversations,
good food,
dancing and laughter...
the most amazing views
aloes blooming everywhere
so good for the soul!
onward
some wacky, some nostalgic,
some mad, some sad, some cheeky...
are they all parts of me?
one face a day,
140 so far.
in progress
this week seems to be flying by way too fast,
i've managed my one face a day but not much other painting.
so these two are still works in progress...
he got himself a hat and a teal background
she got herself less red and more green.
let's see what happens next.
be silently drawn
love this quote by Rumi
that i wrote in my journal a while ago.
it will not lead you astray...
more faces?
this little sleepy one gave me a hard time
but i end up liking all the layers and the strange colors
i did the two below while we were away camping,
quick strange sketches...
the swimming cap girl above seems a bit too realistic for me...
i feels more connected to this ghostly one below.
mark making
mark making, building layers,
creating new backgrounds for my daily faces
also i am teaching a "background building"
workshop in july at Roz's studio
so i'm practicing, making examples, taking notes...
basically getting my ducks in a row
:)
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