"and when the war was over"
This is an example of the kind of collage and mixed media pieces I frequently create in my sketchbook. They tend to be a lot more "spare," with more white space surrounding the imagery, than many of the more formal pieces I create as separate works. In my sketchbook, there are no "rules," and because of that, it is the place where I feel totally free to explore; to both create, and to destroy. It is also the place where some of my most creative ideas germinate and begin to grow, so, in the long run, it becomes a wonderful resource for other creative pursuits. I have not made the time to work in my sketchbook, much, lately, and, when this happens, I find myself less happy; more on-edge. It is something that I need to change! And, soon!
I hope you do get more time. I have never been so involved and I guess that is what retirement is all about. Lovely piece to have in your journal.
ReplyDeleteThat is fantastic! I love the arrangement.
ReplyDeleteHi, John- I'm definitely working at getting more 'art' time into my schedule. My big problem as a retired educator, is that I have been substitute teaching WAY too much! Absolutely LOVE your, and Terry, and Brian's Crazy Guys Collaboration. Terry actually sent me laminated copies of his three guys, which I love. What a great idea!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Marcia! Your comment is greatly appreciated!
ReplyDeleteRobert- I love this- Very wonderful composition and colors- and...still very much you. Thanks for comment on my blog about the vote in Minnesota.
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