some ideas are worth listening to.
the story about changing the one thing on a painting that your most attached to.... yeah, that works... at least I feel like it did...
i felt so much more free, and wasn't thinking or judging everything once i tried that...
the chandelier painting now has a WAYS to go.... but looks like this:
I re-painted the background, and then painted a big chandelier.... I may make it more red... not sure... I used to have a red chandelier in my old house.... Now it's the focus and not an element that's in the way... At least I'm more happy with it...
and the one that I thought I was too attached to the background.... well, I think I was most attached to the tree that was on it.... so I took that tree off and replaced it with this one:
And then I tried something new.... (I got this idea from another artist at Penland), I painted the board blue, black and off-white and then took a sewing pattern and cut it in to hexagon shapes an pasted them on with Matte Medium:
I haven't touched the painting with the girl yet.... but I feel like I'm on a roll... Everything seems much more organic, and flow-like, rather than me trying to force everything to come together.... and that wasn't working. at all.
oh yeah....
Last night, I decided I wanted to take a well-deserved break, and watch Saturday Night Live... I was looking forward to vegging out in front of the TV for an hour... I NEVER watch TV... But, instead of some hit-or-miss funny SNL, there was a 3 hour telethon instead! NOOO! This is what I was staring at in disbelief instead of SNL:
so, not cool... To quote a friend: "That's UN-American, well, kinda."
I heard it wasn't all that funny last night anyways... maybe the telethon incident was more entertaining in the long run...
back to work....
