FIFTY

One A Days

So here you can see what fifty One A Day paintings can look like when matted and put in plastic sleeves.Not sure just why I felt the need to do this with them, but somehow it felt kind of like an honoring of the commitment.
This was a challenging exercise. It was also one I would not hesitate to recommend to anyone. There is so much of stretch, explore, grow in committing to create a completed piece of art each day. I say give it a try!

ONE A DAY

Not sure why, but I have never done much work on paper.  I tend to like to work on stiffer surfaces, like mat, wood, masonite, etc.  But these Round Robin journals and the one-hour project for the Sawdust Art Festival have pushed me in the direction of paper.  Being me, I just naturally migrated to, "Now what can I do with this?" 

Turns out, I can create one piece of art a day.  For how long?  Well, I don't know yet.  Seven days in.  We shall see.  They are all 9 x 12 and I matted and bagged cause why not? 

Don't you just love where the creative muse takes you sometimes?

The first six, ready to go !