No, it is not the same as athlete's foot. It is that sometimes rare, out-of-the-blue, if-I-don't-make-some-art-soon-I'll-die moment that artists ache for. Because I am swamped doing art, work, busy stuff for other people I don't always have a chance to step back, become motivated, and have the energy to draw. Lucky me, the art itch has finally struck me, and it couldn't have happened at a better time. I have 2 1/2 weeks of teaching left and then I'm free for the summer. I have great plans to complete some show-worthy pieces. How many I actually finish is another story. I'm just going to enjoy the process.I really want to focus on making some pieces that I've never given myself the opportunity to create. They will be based on my thoughts and reactions to a personal battle with cancer. After finishing up with a check-up with my Oncologist, I have now made it to the four-year mark of being "cancer free." They say you're not really out of the woods until the five year mark, so I can't say I've quite made it yet.
I intend to post drawings, diagrams, plans, finished work on this blog as I create it. In the near future, it may only be a "up-to-date" image, which I think may be interesting to see the development of a piece from start to finish.
So, off to do more sketching...
Am I going to see a giant Tweety Bird on canvas soon?
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