
I haven't had much time in the studio this week so I'm really happy to have done a bit of work today. And I'm really loving these little 4X4 panels. They are very unintimidating even when I'm experiencing the dreaded "blank canvas" syndrome. I always seem to be able to pop something out and at least feel like I made some progress. I hate feeling unproductive, but with these small pieces I can keep myself working regularly and consistently because they don't take as much time as the bigger projects do. Making art is just like working out ~ if you stop exercising for a while, you lose your strength and muscle tone and can sometimes even experience a physical setback. Well, you can lose your "muscle tone" in the studio as well. The longer you stay away from work, the harder it is to build up those muscles again. Just like with exercise, even a little bit each day is better than nothing.

4 comments:
Just found you through the Collage-Making site. Your encaustic work is wonderful.
Thanks for your comment. I've actually seen your stuff on Etsy before and "hearted" your page.
I also just became a fan of your facebook page. If you want to check out my facebook page its:
JoAnne Ruggeri "Quartz Inversion"
Let's follow each others blogs too. I'm a big believer in mutual support!
I love your 4x4 encaustic panels! Beautiful and with photos and writing, they have such a look of deep meaning and beauty. Lovely.
Thanks Dayna! I appreciate your stopping by.
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