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This morning we installed our work...quite a few finishing touches were needed. We each have one half of the gallery space, which made it look very separate at first. But once we started to move pieces it really came together -…
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Today is the last day to work...we're feeling the pressure! It's good to know that this is it, finish the piece or discard it, no more searching for creative solutions. After lunch we started putting pieces in "the gallery", gradually cleaning up, making…Posted by ray |
Today we're back in Atelier H-ART. Yesterday I worked in my studio at home finishing pages for the "very abridged Atlas of the Wageningse Berg". As we have had so little time, the whole project, including the exhibition, is like a "snapshot", showing ideas…Posted by ray |
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This morning we continued working on images, experimenting with inks, clay slip, paints. I realize I didn't bring enough paper to work on. Fortunately I had brought a few extra paper bags for produce from the grocery store. It is the same…
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Yesterday we spent the first full day in the studio. Before we got there we found nice stuff to work with...lots of roots and leaves. Dymph was extatic when she saw the old tarp. She knew right away how she was going to use it. She's such…
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Dymph has arrived...and so has a dusting of snow last night. This morning it was misting, but not too cold so we went for a walk along the river. On the path we saw the first of a few fresh mole hills. Those first days in winter when it is misting…
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Today I began to prepare some materials that I may use when Dymph will be here. Cutting cardboard in the corridor just outside the studio where we'll install our work; trying out some texture - a mix of wall paint and clay slip...we'll see if…
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Yesterday I went in search of a good view of the Wageningse Berg. As it is not high at all and gently sloping on all sides except along the river, it's hard to take a picture that shows it well. I needed to go across the river…