Yo Philly peeps, make sure to grab your biggest umbrella, and put on the rain boots, the East Coast is saturated! Rain expected for days.. Although it seems sketchy we shall see the sun again..
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Art Grab
Welcome October! I want to have a little fun this month, in honor of my birthday, I decided to give away some of my art.. I will be placing random creations in the open throughout Philadelphia, all ripe for the grab. Dates and picture clues will be announced on social media..
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Watercolor, pen on paper
The real you please step forward
The masks we choose to hide behind become even bigger burdens to carry…. Know that you are enough.
watercolor, marker on paper
Living in an orange colored world
Painting the imagination one day at a time. Continuing with the 100 artworks challenge, this is 49/100
Mixed media. Acrylic, nail polish, marker, cut paper on wood frame.
Flight
Just keep moving, doesn’t matter how fast, as long as you don’t give up.
I am back to my 100 artworks challenge after a small hiatus this summer!
48/100 Marker & acrylic on wood
Blocks tumble
The process of cleaning and organizing my art space helped to unearth inspiration from previously created drawings. The dust cleared and the wheels began to turn, and the urge to work on multiple projects began. My creative blocks tumbled and crumbled in an instant…. I envision more cleaning in my future!
Reused material and art: Cardboard cover of book, pen sketch, puffed paint, clear matte medium and a bit of dust!
A reminder
Crazy days, we work hard to keep balance only to feel like a juggling fool…..
Stop clowning around and go with the flow!
From my sketchbook: pencil, marker on paper
#jensimaginings
Transform
Days shift to nights
we try to hide
we blanket our fears
we are exposed
we wake
we begin to see clearly
From my sketchbook: Pencil and pen sketch on toned paper
#ced2015
The page is my friend
I try to uphold to a morning routine by carving out time for myself before the hectic throws of the day. My commitment to writing three long hand pages (morning pages) began many years ago when I read the book, The Artist Way, by Julia Cameron. The routine of writing everyday clears the mind, relieves stress and allows you to tap into your well of creativity on a regular basis. My writing this morning inspired this doodle.
My sketch book, pencil, pen on paper.
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