Day 164 of year 3 (Total project days 896)
Wishing everyone a beautiful day whether it's a Merry Christmas or a lazy day off. May you feel loved and content. xo
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the language of dawn, monotype, 12 x 14”
Sybil Archibald
Day 161 of year 3
I struggled tonight in the studio. Studio practice requires spaciousness. Today was very busy and completely lacking in that quality. Some days are like that but an artist has to fight for emptiness. Our culture is obsessed with busyness and busyness kills creativity. Tomorrow I will make more space. xo
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Day 152 of year 3
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floating, monotype, 12 x 14”
Sybil Archibald
all of us, Monotype, 12 x 14”
Sybil Archibald
Day 114 of year 3
Prepping for the Studio Tour this weekend so keeping it short. Hoping everyone is doing well. I know it's been a stressful few days but it will pass and we have the strength to meet whatever comes. xo
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safe harbor, monotype, 13 x14”
Sybil Archibald
Day 110 of year 3
It was really tough to get the colors right in tonight's photo. It's close, but this is one of those prints that doesn't fully translate to digital. If you come to the SOMA Studio Tour: Outdoors Edition next weekend you'll get a chance to see the real color in person. I put the newest few months of prints into portfolio today for that event. I always find it so interesting how much my opinion of my prints changes. Almost without fail when I look at the prints I didn't like I think. "Hmm that's not so bad after all.. i actually like this!" And, it often happens that the ones I really liked fall flat. This is further evidence and support to my belief that artists should not judge their work as they are making. Let it flow and let the world do the judging. Of course as a human, it's nearly impossible not to judge but I don't grasp the judgements. I observe them, let them bounce by, and keep on working.
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Day 67 of year 3
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