But I am mindful, aware of the frenetic chaos pinging around in my brain.
Today I take a 9x12" start I've been playing with for the past few days and cut it into nine pieces. I feel a need for tiny.
I take a little walk with one little piece. I move us both down the road a little bit.
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| tiny canvas #1, work in progress |
10 comments:
One can see the intensity of motion in this tiny piece... the calm spots that come to me are the dark black area with turquoise!!! Is that a face,much like your little badge?
Oops, now I see lots of faces staring at me LOL!
Carol, fun to have you identify some calm spots. Thanks! I wasn't identifying anything—I was just painting and scribbling and expressing my wordless self on paper. No intentional faces, but who knows what lurks inside me? Certainly I don't know most of the time!
I like it!
It is worthwhile still that art reflects where we are, in this very moment...
Don't know why I say this actually: maybe I say this to myself, while I completely painted over a whole beautiful colourful painting...
So maybe the chaos in your brain is not bad at all: it is just what it is, and luckily we have our art to let it all out;-)
Thank you! You keep me from falling into a black hole! Art DOES reflect where we are in this very moment (which is probably why some paintings are painful to us!)—the paintings, and the moments: they are just what they are.
Love this riot of color! So festive and jolly! I see a path through a colorful neighborhood. Interlocking and upside down houses. A Micky Mouse hat, faces... Party in the hood!
Sheila, what great/fun interpretive eyes you have! You're an honorary Mouseketeer! Love the idea of interlocking and upside down houses. Party for sure!
I love the colors in this one. The word that jumped out at me when I saw it was happy. 😃
Love your comment, "Party in the hood!" Party for sure!
Perfect! That is entirely how I felt as I painted—happy!
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