Monday, March 18, 2013

Cutting Edge


Cutting Edge  8x8 oil on museum board
 
 
Lately I've been working behind the scenes
 taking a private week of pure
experimentation and not worrying at all about
the 'finshed' product.
It's a simple luxury that I don't think I
indulge in enough.
 
Play is the soul food of art that keeps me going.
 
Please feel free to share your secrets
about what keeps you going on your
creative journey.

 

2 comments:

  1. I can relate to your pleasure of pure exploration.
    My creative moments usually arrive from frustration over my inability to capture what I am after. I give myself permission to distroy what I have been working on - usually for several hours - and just start trying completely wild shapes or colors. I find myself in a zone of freedom. All critical mindset gone and only pure interest in the outcome.
    I tried several times to comment on this on two different days. Hope this one goes past the security.

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  2. Hi Julie, thank you for your dilligence in making this comment. The problem in showing your comment must have something to do with the internet in Malta, and most perhaps my computer. I appreciate you sharing such sage advice about destroying what isn't working and then the freedom to explore, sage advice. I found myself in that zone just yesterday!

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