every day I walk by this painting - I'm dying to add that final touch to it. But I have to wait. I have so may to do-lists that I made a to do-list for the to do-lists. But I'm not the only one moving away to start over; Kristi is changing Portland, Oregon for Zürich. I move in a month, she'll move in a week. It will be interesting to follow our parallel paths.
I work day and night right now with the arranging and preparing so I'll (cross your fingers) get the time to make a big enamel triptych and three new screenprints at KKV before I move. That also means there will be less posts here. Probably.
a week of apartment-hunting is over. a week of walking many streets a week of splendid French hospitality and food staying at friends' place a week of seeing shitty apartments and finally finding one that will do.
The top photo is the view from our friends' place - doesn't it look kind of French?.
I'm seeing apartment after apartment outside central London (zone 3). I can't upload any photos, so I'll save that until Thursday when I'll be back in Sweden.
just a note on my children's book project: here you can read the "rules of the game". I've just cut this one out of the paper and drawn the lines - all the painting was made by my son (then I've seen "something")
I'm in transit. Moved out, but still not in my new place. I'm staying in my mother's house. I have had no time to put on my work - until now: half past ten on Friday night. I'll try to locate pen and paper.
Yes! 200 posts. I started this blog in January last year and after a slow start I got the speed up by September - and in February this year I reached 100 posts. Blogging has made me bring my camera almost everywhere and documenting things all the time. Blogging has also made me read others' blogs and seeing the enormous creativity going on all around the world. What has also amazed me is the generosity, good will and fantastic projects that many bloggers share with each other. Thank you! (later this summer when I'll get more time (?) I'll add, to my blog, a link list to some of these fantastic bloggers)
I also want to thank all of you who comment on my posts!
...furthermore I want to thank my mother and my father, the rest of the team and Gandhi.
I could barely believe my eyes today when I suddenly saw the pattern on this leaf: five circles on a row - and a perfect little heart. Had I discovered this heart just some week ago I could have participated in Pia Jane Bijkerk's project My heart wanders. I always discover these interesting projects two days before closing date...
It's been several weeks since I taught my last Manga class so I felt the urge to sketch this lady to not forget. Not totally Manga though - more "inspired".
I'm an artist - this is where I show my work in progress, post photos from my everyday life as an artist and write about art. I've been supporting myself as an artist for the last 14 years and I want to share my strategies and experiences as I work to achieve more - and that inside information I wish I had had 15 years ago.