day #365 - the end of an era

Image
I thought I was on top of it; I had finished early and was looking for a movie to watch already 3 hours ago. And I don't know how time went by. A phonecall, some networking studying, some online shopping and here we are, already past the time for an early movie. Regardless, today is a special day. The blog is over! I finished 365 days of daily painting and recording it, whatever that means. A big part of the process I will have to keep doing mainly for myself. Perhaps taking daily photos of my work and saving it on some folder. This has provem useful many times when I trying to date a piece I've been working on. Also making a small diary of today's achievements. It's still useful. But this will be done for my eyes only. I also don't know if I will be continuing my obsessively daily painting. How would life be if I had days off? Now for example that I'm moving out and I have to daily chores that until now were completely taken care of, perhaps I'll allow my

day #231 - Day in day out

I'm nearing the end of this piece. After all these days working small watercolors or on my iPad I can feel the excitement of working big again! A few days ago I wanted to go the extra mile with this piece, but now I don't feel like doing that. I don't know perhpas tomorrow I will. The good news is that now I can have multiple pieces in progress since I have bought myself 3 wooden slabs.
The highlights of the day way mostly about remembering: Remembering that it's nice working bigger, that pastels are cool, getting some inspiration for some future acrylics piece and remembering that when I work too constrained (perspective, anatomy, small, precision materials such as gouache) then I get too judgemental and lose motivation. If I keep it somewhat abstract, I don't judgem myself that much I get more motivated!

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

day #2 - Skulls, Perspective and Vehicles

day #223 - Colorizing

day #283 - Ancient City of Zor