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"I believe that what truly matters in the making of art is not what the final piece looks like or sounds like, not what it is worth or not worth but what newness gets added to the universe in the process of the piece itself becoming."
Excerpt from "The Artist's Creed" by Jan Phillips
Excerpt from "The Artist's Creed" by Jan Phillips
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November
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- Two Apples
- Sleeping Beauty
- Thanksgiving Day at the Farm
- Dirty Dishes
- Fat Yeller Chicken
- Clean Yer Coils, Lady?
- Woes of a Trim Carpenter
- Capstone Building Detail
- Capstone Building
- Marker Color Chart
- Ah-Ha!
- Art Supplies
- Scottie Pajamas
- Farmhouse Kitchen
- Ninja Watercolorist
- Weird Dreams - Mosquito Tea
- Minimizing the Damage
- Haircuts
- Just Another Day at the Farm
- Change of Seasons
- Pumpkin Hole
- Dark Meat Bread
- RIP Pigma Micron 005
- Burge's - Lewisville, Arkansas
- Good Morning Mr. President
- Zonkey Farm
- Farmhouse Maple
- Spilled Milk
- Crazy Ar-teest Hat
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- Dan's Canvas
- Elaine Magliacane Journal
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- Garynem Art
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- Jennifer Lawson
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- Joseph's Art
- Josh Pincus is Crying
- Karen Blados
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- Sketches & Stuff - Jim Bumgarner
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- Susan Rudat
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3 comments:
A great series of entries...this is my favorite spread... love the color and everything about it...I so enjoy reading your journalling..good attitude! :)
This is a great combo of things but they seem tied together with trimming and neatening. You draw very nice pictures. (I cut my own hair all the time - sometimes it looks better than others but I figure it always grows back to try again)!
Margaret - Thanks! I try to keep a sense of humor about life. Otherwise I'd be crying all the time.
Freebird - LOL! I figure if I mess up my haircut I have ponytail holders that will fix it until it grows out!
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