Yet another Charleston WV artist blog. (But this one's SHINY!)
It's been a crazy, hectic day, and I didn't get done as much as I wanted to. I did get to work on the black crane in the bottom left corner and I added a yellow crane head on the right bottom to balance out some of the yellow I added yesterday on the left side of the canvas. Some of the cranes on the right side of the canvas are supposed to be unfinished and I need to work on those next week. The idea is that peace is a work in progress -- it takes a lot of work to fold a crane, and it takes a lot of work to create peace. At any point during the process of creating either, you might find yourself saying, "this isn't working out the way I wanted it to," and wanting to give up. Then you try again and wind up with something beautiful ... or not... but it can be achieved with a little persistance and creativity.
5 comments:
Awesome,
Rebecca I was about to say its the same pic on the previous post - whrn I noted the yellow crane added on.
You could have used it as a spot the difference test.
Hehehe! Yeah, it doesn't look much different at first glance. Look at the shading on the black crane in the bottom left corner -- it's not shaded in the earlier pic.
This is where painting gets tedious, because progress doesn't happen as easily as it does when you're just putting down the composition.
OMG. That is a magnificent painting. You ARE an artist.
You are just the best...love the piece, and it's progress.Tee
Oooh, I really like this.
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