This resonates with me soo much especially the prepping of my canvases. I prep my canvas, sometimes I even start a first layer of paint (the base but ome cam actually see what I intend on doing), then I set the canvas aside and onto a new painting..like I'm sizzling the moments and then one evening I jump right into that painting. I could have 2 to 3 canvases around me. I paint at night till morning and when I wake up, I see the whatever I've done with a fresh pair of eyes and tackle my next mission. Its a whole process for me. I'm soo pleased to hear this because I thought I was a scattered artist, ( coming across uncertain but it's good to know there no rules set in stone for creatives). I thought I must start a picec, finish it before moving on to the next piece. Pleased to know.
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Thanks again for sharing your thoughts and knowledge with us Julia. as always....so much to take away from this podcast!
This resonates with me soo much especially the prepping of my canvases. I prep my canvas, sometimes I even start a first layer of paint (the base but ome cam actually see what I intend on doing), then I set the canvas aside and onto a new painting..like I'm sizzling the moments and then one evening I jump right into that painting. I could have 2 to 3 canvases around me. I paint at night till morning and when I wake up, I see the whatever I've done with a fresh pair of eyes and tackle my next mission. Its a whole process for me. I'm soo pleased to hear this because I thought I was a scattered artist, ( coming across uncertain but it's good to know there no rules set in stone for creatives). I thought I must start a picec, finish it before moving on to the next piece. Pleased to know.
So great - this will help me in the future. Sent in an artist statement yesterday and it's just not there yet.