with that page from this weekend. I tore some tidbits from the literature we picked up from the park and played wtih the watercolor pencils. Thanks for the nice comments yesterday....isn't the internet great?! I don't know very many people in my "real life" who are into journalling. There are a few who understand, but most people think it's kind of cool...yet seem to wonder why you'd spend time on drawings that aren't always all that good. In my "virtual life" I have all you folks who really get it!
Monday, June 04, 2007
Playing around....
with that page from this weekend. I tore some tidbits from the literature we picked up from the park and played wtih the watercolor pencils. Thanks for the nice comments yesterday....isn't the internet great?! I don't know very many people in my "real life" who are into journalling. There are a few who understand, but most people think it's kind of cool...yet seem to wonder why you'd spend time on drawings that aren't always all that good. In my "virtual life" I have all you folks who really get it!
Joyce, I tried last night, twice, to comment but this darned Blogger wouldn't let me. I had to reregister for about the 12th time so I could comment!!! Anyway, I like your sketch of Patrick Dougherty's installation very much. I had a small piece of his in my garden a few years ago, but, of course, it dissolved in time. I do understand your need to just draw and not worry so much about the final result. The process is the important part.
ReplyDeleteThe drawing looks great in color, too.
ReplyDeleteI think my friends think I'm odd for keeping any sort of journal, too, and mine is mostly just writing with a bit of drawing thrown in.
Indeed, you are not alone. Journaling is so much more interesting with sketches, even those 5 second ones.
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