I love your process description of this "story" of Sunset at Deep Cove. You enrich my thoughts with your writings as well as your art. Larissa Russell from Creative Soul Podcast was asking for suggestions for people to interview. I have suggested you because I think you have amazing thoughts on expanding the roles of art and story telling. More people need to know about you.
I can absolutely relate to that. And I'm so happy to hear this drawing reached someone who has spent time at Deep Cove. Thank you so much for sharing! ☺️
It's not a lie at all, it's the story YOU tell. Thank you for this very insightful post!
Exactly right! You're welcome. 🙏🏼
Your words and pictures are like a soothing balm. Just what I needed today! Thanks.
Ah that is wonderful to hear, Ramona! 🙏🏼
I love your process description of this "story" of Sunset at Deep Cove. You enrich my thoughts with your writings as well as your art. Larissa Russell from Creative Soul Podcast was asking for suggestions for people to interview. I have suggested you because I think you have amazing thoughts on expanding the roles of art and story telling. More people need to know about you.
Thank you, Linda, for the generous recommendation! 🙏🏼 I am glad you liked this story. :)
We are all storytellers...
I love this. I think we all fall into the trap of thinking we're not allowed to take our time.
Thank you. I hope this helps you take charge of your time. 🙏🏼
It is not a lie, it is art. What you chose to see. Well done.
Agree! In an earlier draft of this post, I closed with two quotes worth thinking about:
The first, by Picasso - "Art is the lie that helps us see the truth."
The second, by Nietzsche - "We have art in order not to die of the truth."
Good quotes. Too much "truth" can be too much. 🤣
I can absolutely relate to that. And I'm so happy to hear this drawing reached someone who has spent time at Deep Cove. Thank you so much for sharing! ☺️