Nothing of note happened today, so I just let my inner child play with a fat marker and some paints. She had a ball.
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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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6 comments:
She sure did! I like it. Wish I could just let the kid in me out but alas, there was never a kid in me!
I was 40 years old my whole life until I turned 40. Then suddenly I was five years old. Maybe you just haven't reached the magic age of childhood yet. :)
Just had to let you know I do think your work is great and hope to see more of it. You see the fine line is beautiful when done by you. E J Mordasky
I really liked your work..keep it up...!!
i LOVE this one!
Hah! I turned 55 today Speck. I am working on letting that kid out as time is definitely marching on!
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