Hi BC. Thank you! Any window of time to do art is what time between means. For example, while I'm waiting for my ride at the subway. I grab my camera and look for interesting moments to photograph. For a writer, it might be scribbling ideas on a napkin while waiting for the bill to come. For an illustrator, it's a quick doodle between errands. To answer your second question about returning to black and white, I would do it if an opportunity arises. I'm open to the idea but I will need to practice as I'm super rusty! But, I have done personal projects in monochrome. It's my first love so I'll always find a way to incorporate it in my practice.
I loved these words - "Focusing on what I had instead of what was missing empowered me." and "The more I noticed, the more my appreciation grew for the beauty of the everyday. " Very true in so many ways. Thank you.
Hi BC. Thank you! Any window of time to do art is what time between means. For example, while I'm waiting for my ride at the subway. I grab my camera and look for interesting moments to photograph. For a writer, it might be scribbling ideas on a napkin while waiting for the bill to come. For an illustrator, it's a quick doodle between errands. To answer your second question about returning to black and white, I would do it if an opportunity arises. I'm open to the idea but I will need to practice as I'm super rusty! But, I have done personal projects in monochrome. It's my first love so I'll always find a way to incorporate it in my practice.
I loved these words - "Focusing on what I had instead of what was missing empowered me." and "The more I noticed, the more my appreciation grew for the beauty of the everyday. " Very true in so many ways. Thank you.
Thank you, Carina. I'm grateful to be on this path as it has created more meaning in my life. That's what truly matters.