It has been … well, what can I say?
On having a less than wonderful few weeks, and learning to accept that life gets on the way, and how to deal with that.
On having a less than wonderful few weeks, and learning to accept that life gets on the way, and how to deal with that.
The story behind the iconic white and blue colours of the houses in the Cycladic islands of Greece.
The island of Mykonos and the iconic windmills. Today, some of them have been renovated and are used as private homes. Others have been turned into museums. Enjoy!
Good morning everyone. I hope everyone enjoyed the series of posts on working on a series. I’ve been travelling and I’m back and ready to go back on the road again, but even while I was away, vessels, vases and pots caught my attention at every turn. If you follow along on Instagram and Facebook,…
This is the last post in Working in a Series and as such, a bit of a recap.
In this instalment of Working in a Series we explore the context in which the work will be displayed and trying different techniques.
Welcome to another instalment of Working in a Series. Before we continue exploring, I want to get back to why this is an important part of your practice. Here are some reasons: What do you think? In continuing to explore this subject, we discuss the next point: Creating a cohesive body of work Developing a…
In this instalment of Working in a Series, we talk about Sketching, Material Experimentation and Collaboration.
We continue to talk about working in a series with a discussion on mind mapping and visual research.
Registration to Create2Flourish opens on April 2nd. Don’t miss this opportunity to join the program.
Choosing a theme or subject is an important aspect of creating a series of works.
Working in a series is a powerful way to explore a particular theme or concept. It allows you to delve deeper into a subject, develop your ideas and create a cohesive and connected body of work
I’m inviting you to take a break from the hustle and bustle of our lives and spend a few moments in quiet contemplation. Find a comfortable spot, close your eyes, and simply be still.
I am so so excited! I’ve been playing with this technique for a while and I’m thrilled with the results. Plus … the possibilities are endless! So, if you are tired of creating the same old prints with your gelli plate and want to learn a new technique that will take your printing game to…
It’s February and I’m feeling the February blahs. I have a few set of things I do to keep myself engaged, creative and sane. Read on!