Artist inspiration:
Mel McCuddin - Figurative Expressionist
Oils in progress
figs and birches in progress on my easel
every wednesday afternoon i paint at Roz Cryer's studio
and i absolutely LOVE it!
Roz is a full time amazing artist,
she has so much knowledge to share
and she is the most generous, gentle teacher
i've ever had.
i'm lapping it all up and loving this "black and white" tonal
technique she's teaching me.
the beginnings are a bit strange
and then suddenly the painting
just unfolds...
oh and it is the cutest studio space!
Giraffing
i have seriously neglected my
Giraffes the last two months
and i'm really sad about it because the projects
have been fun.
but hey... it is what it is...
i did do one of the October projects though:
the famous artist giraffe.
let me introduce you to my Paul Klee Giraffe
(sorry Mr Klee)
Loosening up...
i didn't do nearly as much reading as i wanted this weekend...
but this is what
getting unstuck with a big painting
on a rainy sunday morning looks like
in my world:
in my world:
i had been getting all uptight and precious
about what was supposed to be
the background layers in this big canvas...
it was time to loosen up and let go!
salut!
no idea where to from here, but i had fun!
this weekend
too many projects on the go,
a messy studio,
loads of things to organize...
what i really feel like doing this weekend though is
curl up on the couch
and go through my brand new pile of books!
Happy weekend
;)
New experience
this week i "taught" for the first time!
i was invited
to share a creative experience with
4 groups of women
who have been doing the "Joy-Journey"
put together and lead
by my very inspiring friend Donna.
so on tuesday i took the first group along,
i was nervous and excited...
they were such a supportive bunch, keen to try it all and get their hands dirty.
we learnt about showing up, taking small steps and being gentle...
i loved it!
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