KISS...what's not to love?! Beautiful work. I often wear a T-shirt emblazoned with "Process is the Product". It fits so well with "You do You". It's liberating that you've found your process. We're all in this together, and it makes everyone better for it when we do. Many thanks.
Thank you! "Process is the Product" - yes! IMO we should enjoy the process of creating the art we're creating (not to say the process can't be a little challenging at the same time!).
That is an interesting approach of keeping the same pace, but reducing the size, especially since on the internet, size seems to be difficult to judge anyway. I can imagine that going slowly helps with the calming meditative aspect of making art. Thanks for sharing!
You're so right about size being difficult to judge online - my Prickly Pear art looked larger in my blog's email than the art is in real life! 😀 And I agree with your comment about "the calming meditative aspect of making art" - for me, art is definitely meant to be a calming experience (though depending on the subject matter, it can feel quite challenging at the same time!).
I love your cute little painting! Great idea.
Thank you!
KISS...what's not to love?! Beautiful work. I often wear a T-shirt emblazoned with "Process is the Product". It fits so well with "You do You". It's liberating that you've found your process. We're all in this together, and it makes everyone better for it when we do. Many thanks.
Thank you! "Process is the Product" - yes! IMO we should enjoy the process of creating the art we're creating (not to say the process can't be a little challenging at the same time!).
That is an interesting approach of keeping the same pace, but reducing the size, especially since on the internet, size seems to be difficult to judge anyway. I can imagine that going slowly helps with the calming meditative aspect of making art. Thanks for sharing!
You're so right about size being difficult to judge online - my Prickly Pear art looked larger in my blog's email than the art is in real life! 😀 And I agree with your comment about "the calming meditative aspect of making art" - for me, art is definitely meant to be a calming experience (though depending on the subject matter, it can feel quite challenging at the same time!).
Perennially bringing delight and inspiration. Thank you!
You are so kind! Thank you!