Jennifer, thank you for sharing all this, I've been reading with interest. Love your art (I keep repeating myself). I've shared on my FB to try to get more patrons, and I will keep spreading the word. Maybve on Instagram and Twitter and via The Art Center and on business card and maybe a Chamber of Commerce event or The Art coop downtown and the Benton County Museum you can spread the word. If I had not received your email I would not know where to find this new venue. Very fun.
Jennifer, on the daily digital, would you be game to record the progression in steps, too?
I noticed one mirror image section and think it works well there. It may be too much bother weekly, but now and then it would be fun to see your decison-making process. When I've tried it there is more erasing that doing sometimes... *smile* Thanks for letting us into your journey.
Thanks for the suggestion! I am saving the results from each day, but saving a periodic time-lapse of one day (and providing commentary) would be a fun challenge! For this piece, where the mirror image occurred (if I am looking at the same area as you) is actually from increasing the size of the canvas from one day to the next, and then trying to make sense of that change using the squiggly leaf pattern. :)
Jennifer, thank you for sharing all this, I've been reading with interest. Love your art (I keep repeating myself). I've shared on my FB to try to get more patrons, and I will keep spreading the word. Maybve on Instagram and Twitter and via The Art Center and on business card and maybe a Chamber of Commerce event or The Art coop downtown and the Benton County Museum you can spread the word. If I had not received your email I would not know where to find this new venue. Very fun.
You are a wonder! Thank you for your insights! ❤️
Jennifer, on the daily digital, would you be game to record the progression in steps, too?
I noticed one mirror image section and think it works well there. It may be too much bother weekly, but now and then it would be fun to see your decison-making process. When I've tried it there is more erasing that doing sometimes... *smile* Thanks for letting us into your journey.
Thanks for the suggestion! I am saving the results from each day, but saving a periodic time-lapse of one day (and providing commentary) would be a fun challenge! For this piece, where the mirror image occurred (if I am looking at the same area as you) is actually from increasing the size of the canvas from one day to the next, and then trying to make sense of that change using the squiggly leaf pattern. :)