I've been away for a couple of weeks, visiting Nova Scotia and Newfoundland. Fogo Island, off the north coast of Newfoundland, was one of our main destinations. I will post about some of the artists, craftspeople, and inspiration I found there once I've had a chance to digest. Meanwhile, back in the studio yesterday I encountered the familiar struggle of re-entry, so I decided to continue with the
blind drawings. It really is a great way to get something going. Check out my previous post for links and suggestions, plus the video. Here is the output:
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| This one has a depth and space that some of the others lack. I want to pursue this today. |
I am always thinking about teaching. I get all enthusiastic about something that happens in the studio, and immediately my brain goes into Workshop Mode. Anyone interested in doing this drawing thing as a workshop? This is like
Big Fat Art, only smaller. "100 Drawings" in a six-week online class. What do you think?
While on vacation, I found a few spaces that would be ideal for workshops. One in La Have, Nova Scotia, one in Wolfville, Nova Scotia, and one on Fogo Island in Newfoundland.
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| Newfoundland, with Fogo Island circled. |
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| La Have is on the South Shore; Wolfville is a university town on the Bay of Fundy. |
