Day three, do I dare say that momentum is building, this early? Tonight my son and his buddy wanted to play, too. They chose photos of faces and sharing a piece of paper worked side by side. One of those proud human moments, and then being my son, it was a proud parenting moment. Art has definately been a place where we meet. Where we spend quality time. Seeing Shea and Dimitre playing with color on paper was just about as fabulous as it gets. That is the whole idea with my art. Get inspired and inspire someone else. Then they pass it down the line. Love it. Didn't love my piece as much today. Guess it was more of a struggle. I learned not to outline in a dark color. In my past work I have used thick permanant marker to draw, wanting to go with whatever I first put down. But in this medium (oil pastels) The dark lines don't seem right, or at least not today. No matter, I still loved the process. AND I love that I am doing it during the day. For my last three-365 Days of Art projects, most of the work was done at night. Especially on work days. I have not been able to allow myself to play during work hours. But the thing is, I work from sunrise to sunset and beyond. So why not? Well it is happening naturally. Somehow something changed and I want to, have to, do it during the day! Yipee skipee. (Ahhh, an Arlene moment.)
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