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Reflections : Week 12 →

April 13, 2021 in Printmaking
 

Week 12 Prompts:

Day 64 - Leopard

Day 65 - Jaguar

Day 66- Forest

Day 67 - Butterfly

Day 68 - Leaf

Day 69 - Waterlily

This week I carried on with theme of animal inspired prints. I experimented with using different surfaces such as cardboard and coloured paper. I noticed that a coloured surface hastened and varied my colour decisions.

What did I learn from this week?

Last week, I had a week of rest; which was unplanned for this challenge. I needed time to refocus and refresh my ideas for the print development process. I knew that I started to go into autopilot when creating because I was just trying to get on with challenge. Autopilot is never good for creating because I was not thoughtful or intentional in my decisions.

Whilst I was resting, I realise I don’t take enough time to be grateful for what I have achieved. I often just move to the next thing. I think reviewing your work for both the good, the bad and the useful failures is essential. Otherwise, ‘the next thing’ approach is a quick and guaranteed approach for burnout.

I am grateful for the beautiful colour combinations that I have developed. I really like my geometric experimentations. I grateful that I have been able to do so many days and for all that I am learning about my creative practice.


 
 
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