Excuses, Excuses
I must have been more tired than I thought last night when I wrote the previous post, but I failed to include the links to Andrea’s blog and web site. She so graciously agreed to allowing me the use of her photograph, then I messed it up. My apologies, Andrea. Please visit her and see [...]
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What Does A Painting Mean To You?
As you know from my previous post, I am enjoying Peter Clothier‘s book, Persist. There is so much packed in this tiny book, I wonder if I will ever stop contemplating it all. One of the subjects he brings up is how visual artist have it hard because this is one area where often the [...]
Which Comes First, the Process or the Product?
Some days just getting into the studio doesn’t happen, however that doesn’t mean I am not working on things. I think the time I spent traveling back and forth to Houston (last year) and my trip to Paris brought my work to the point of creating layers in the work process. The idea of the [...]
A New Blog
I know many of you have seen this bit of frottage work before, but this post is not about any of my work. Today, I am introducing you to a new blog. Many of you may remember my interview with my glass artist friend, Lesley McIver. Some of you have even ordered jewelry from Lesley, [...]
What in the world?
Do you ever wonder what happened when you look at something you have created? I still have not figured this one out, but there it is – strange, but in some way haunting to me. It almost looks like this orb is breaking through some rust. Believe it or not, I spent days on this [...]
Still Working Intuitively
I recently had another beautiful email from my glass artist friend, Lesley McIver, in Golden Bay, New Zealand. We were talking about our work and how grateful we were each day we step into our studios when she wondered if I was still doing my intuitive art. The truth is, I can’t stop doing intuitive [...]