USING ART OF ILLUSION FREE
For once the critic was turned off and when that nagging voice goes away, art-making becomes wonderful - as free and fun and rewarding as it it is for a child. But more than that, I had fun making them - pure unadulterated fun. And yet I'm excited by them, because they feel authentic. They don't look like anything I have ever created, nor do they look like the work of any of my favorite artists. I have NO idea where these paintings came from. Our first painting week was all about play - working intuitively with no judgement. 2) I've discovered that I LOVE abstract painting - something I had never even tried before. This ingenious solution is removable and means I shouldn't make too much of a mess of the wall.
The latest change is adapting the back wall so that I can hang large boards and work on several at one time. This gives me a lovely big space that I have rearranged to suit the way I work. Instead, I see that space as my studio which I will tidy up when guests come to stay. I no longer see myself as an interloper in the guest flat over the garage. What I didn't expect were the seismic shifts happening in my life.One month in and so much has already changed:1) My attitude to my work space has completely changed.
I know that lots of people like my paintings and that I can sell them, but I still felt something was missing.I expected to develop new approaches to my work. More fun than I've had in years.But it would be just as accurate to say it's overwhelming, disconcerting, and more than a little bit frightening.Most artists who sign up for CVP do so because they want to take their art in a new direction or raise it to a new level. Now she wanted an update.But it's so hard to find the words to describe how it's going.Amazing would be a truthful answer. This person had thought about signing up for CVP and then decided against it.
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