Showing posts with label portraits. Show all posts
Showing posts with label portraits. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 5, 2019
the textile art diary
I have disabled comments on my blog because I want it to be about creating art and my art practice, and not about who likes or visits me.
I have had a lot of problems with motivation and inspiration over the last few years and, yes, I could write a diary which is private, however I think that the online format is more likely to make myself more accountable in my journey.
I began university studies in fine art two years ago and this has eaten into my studio times as well as changed and challenged my thinking in many ways.
I am present online mostly in pictures, in facebook groups, on instagram and Sktchy and find these much easier to post on (probably because I don't have to write much!).
It's funny, when I was a child, I wanted to be a writer, but as an adult, my impetus has always been visual art and I now tend to avoid writing!
I love to teach, and in the past, my blog has been about tutorials, but I think now, I need to do a bit of that writing I have avoided in order to bring myself back to creating regularly.
Just to show myself that I have been achieving although I am always on at myself about not working hard enough, I have inserted a few photos of recent work in my writing.
I have been doing a lot of drawing and mostly portraits, although I still do some textiles and craft. Drawing is easy and doesn't require much equipment. I am now the proud owner of a ipad pro and apple pencil, so many of these were digitally done.
I hope as I said that I will keep posting. If I do, I think my studio practice will improve and i will get my mojo back!
Wednesday, December 11, 2013
A miss and a hit
Yesterday was one of those awful days and I was so exhausted I forgot to blog, so today I have two things to show.
And here it is after the water soluble stabiliser is dissoved and it had dried. Another great motif for my crazy quilt!
Happy creating!
Another painted face .This one has hair painted in bronze which really shines.
And another leaf stitched on water soluble stabiliser. This one is based on the leaf I drew in my sketchbook on sunday.
Happy creating!
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