Maybe it's too much coffee, but I am having trouble focusing today.
I've got a bad case of squirrel brain.
I've been working on a collage for a friend of mine and I am almost done.
Perhaps my brain is already searching for the next nut, I mean project.
I am completely distracted by everything in my studio.
Ooooh shiny paint!
Old lace. I want to touch it!
Hmmm....What could I do with these?
I am completely distracted by everything in my studio.
Ooooh shiny paint!
Old lace. I want to touch it!
Hmmm....What could I do with these?
Ok, so back to the collage... it has been fun. I made it for my friend's son,
a young, jazz-loving musician.
I tried to summon Dave Brubeck and Miles Davis as I put the pieces together.
Hopefully I have not also conjured up Jim Neighbors and Zamfir, King of the Pan Flute.
Hopefully I have not also conjured up Jim Neighbors and Zamfir, King of the Pan Flute.
I get a little rattled making art for someone else, but I know it is good for me.
It is challenging to stay true to your own style
while trying to make something that you think someone else will like.
Since I am new at this, I wonder... does that feeling of "gee, I hope they like it" ever go away?
Since I am new at this, I wonder... does that feeling of "gee, I hope they like it" ever go away?
Now that this project is almost complete, I need something new to tackle.
I can't decide where to start.
I think I will have to ride out the rodent state of mind until something sticks.
This part of the creative process is annoying,
but it will pass.
In the meantime, I have holes to dig out in the backyard.
Fantastic job! Bet your friend and her son were really pleased!
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