A post started early this morning, edited…
Trying to pull up a visual emotion to paint from is difficult for me. Impact worries take over, is the artwork meant to be or not. Painting a scene as the source of reference has issues, but not as much emotional mining as an image that at first sight of it, was a big wow moment.
A 40 inch by 53 inch canvas physically feels stronger than 5 inch by 7 inch canvas you hold in your hand. Bigger impact.
Now that I can (almost) easily navigate around my easel space to paint again, I’m pondering what I want to achieve instead of what can I do. Do I continue with old projects I let go that were started months ago or start fresh? So, I gave myself permission to just grab what’s around and let worry take care of itself.
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| Ink & watercolor drawing started last year It was on the floor between cabinets. Placed in front now for me to see and consider what next. |
In the photo, my stuff on the floor next to my recliner. Tissue box on the right and charger cord hanging down on the left.

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