Well, I have just spent most of the day trying to get to grips with customising my blog but right in the middle AOL decided to have one of their regular blips, lost the lot and had to start again Grrrrr!
Still not happy with the design or layout so if there is anyone out there who can help me then please get in touch, I hate using the set templates, they just don't do what I want them to.
I have just finished taking photos of a lot of work. Some is from way back, some is from a little while ago and some is very recent. Now all I have to do is figure out how to put them into this blog.
I think what I will do is this: I will write a blog next to show a little of where I have been in terms of my creative journey. I will try to remember what was going on at the time when I made the work. Perhaps then anyone reading this will be able to see some sort of progression, I hope!
So lets see to introduce this journey, not right from the beginning but some of the way along in terms of the pictures I have taken I will show a picture first of a piece of work that was a breakthrough for me at the time. I did not like working small although this piece is about 18 inches square. I had left college and was hoping to get involved at the time with a co-operative of artists which I did for a short while.
This was small in relation to the work I had completed for my degree show which was 7ft x 5ft and was a 3 dimensional sculpture. I will not show this piece as it is no longer in my possession, I left it on permanent loan at a school where I worked later on in my career.
Well, I had been looking at Mola work having studied the textiles of South America, I marvelled at the work these people could do and it occured to me that felt could work very well under material as it doesn't fray. So carrying on with the theme I had worked on in college I made a 2 dimensional piece named the "Tree of Life". As I said it was a turning point for me as it was to encourage me to make Art on a smaller less ambitious scale.
Well, that's it for today, my family have to eat. I will be adding more in a sort of chronology so pop back soon when you have time.
1 comment:
Hi Tricia, hope you have lot's of fun working on your blog. I have only been blogging for a few weeks and have decided to keep the wording brief and put in plenty of photos. Even scanned images work and save time.
I think for people like us with lots of on-line contacts we need to give visitors to our blogs plenty to look at. We don't all have time to read all of everyones blurb but if there are plenty of vibrant images to catch the eye, people will stop and read.
I don't stress about updating all the time either. I just take my time and if I feel my new post is worthy of some extra visitors, I send out a link by email to all friends and family.
I've added you as a link to my blog, here's the address
www.aileenclarkecrafts.blogspot.com
best regards, Aileen.
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