More time in the studio = another finished painting. Now I need to figure out how to wrangle these three (and the rest of my schtufz) into the van for the drive to Philly. I head out Sunday and hope to stop in Pittsburgh to see some museums en route.
I recently found out that I get to go back to Iceland again for another residency in November. I’m certainly going to make the most of the opportunity once again. This time we’ll get to see what night time is like there, the stars, and hopefully the northern lights. I already have project ideas up [...]
I am reinstalled in my Ypsi studio for the time being until August when I head to Philly for another residency. After working small in Iceland, it feels great to be working large again! I love having the sea glass and ceramic in the studio and keep arranging it in different ways. Now to keep [...]
Here are some images from our group show, SKIPTI / SWAP at the end of the residency at SÍM. On Monday we installed the show, had the opening, followed by a picnic in the garden, and de-installed the show. Then I had to pack and say my goodbyes. What a day! Also, in addition to [...]
with the goal I set for myself: twelve blue drawings while in Iceland. Now for some last minute projects… and packing all possible fun into my last weekend here.
Gleaned on my walk back from the lighthouse last evening.
Here are the drawings I have made so far, all of them gouache and ink on paper (some with cut-outs): These are just Photoshop-tweaked snapshots. I’ll post better images to my website eventually. I am having a lot of fun with mapping and engaging negative space. I’m excited to see where this all leads…
I am completely inspired by the variety of blues in the landscape in Iceland. The fact that three of these images were taken from my studio window is a testament to my good fortune at having been granted this residency…
Considering all of the day trips, socializing and wonderful meals at this residency, it’s a wonder I’m getting any work done. I am making progress slowly but surely and am making untold discoveries along the way. The state of the studio: The state of the art:
