We worked hard and we played…
I always believe that Artists need to
give themselves the time to play and experiment without letting their judgmental
side produce obstacles to the creative process unfolding. It is important to be
able to play aimlessly and allow ourselves to discover all manner of useful
things on the way to nowhere in particular. Then, when something interesting starts
to emerge, it is time to apply our technical knowledge and refine the
techniques until the results trigger a strong response or emotion.
We constantly learn from one another
and exchange good ideas. I am always excited to see this process happening
during a workshop. The presenters throw ideas at the participants who usually
are very receptive, run with the new thoughts and produce amazing results which
in turn get picked up by everyone and this develops and grows rapidly in many
directions. It is very stimulating and I thank you all for reviving my
inspiration that resulted in this last collection of favorites.
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