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making plans
The architect in me loves to plan— to figure things out before the actual construction begins. The sketchbook becomes a kind of refuge: a place of shelter or protection from danger, difficulty, or trouble. Mostly, it’s about a conversation, an approach, a quiet “good to meet you.” As I feel my way through a concept, it becomes a guide…
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right place, right time
Right Place, Right TimeReflections on How Pictures Work by Molly Bang I began my study with Molly Bang’s How Pictures Work. Her principles illuminate the importance of intentionality in visual composition — how the placement of shapes and the organization of elements convey emotion and meaning. As I read, I took careful notes to internalize her ideas. Bang’s Little…
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Divide by 4
While in studio or plein air, I find myself finding inspiration and letting all the spirits and muses come to me. ‘Letting go’ is just right, right? My 2 (R + L) brains wander…and then i need to decide, how much can I say, do I want to say and what may I let go? My…
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Lesson 7.1
last week’s assignment #7 I asked you: ‘to start scheming. Send me your ideas. I will send you mine: I would like to see 3 -5 schematics with notes in about a week. OK?’ Below are examples of schematics, a free flow of ideas: to be more clear. (Thank you Jean) Design is my pathway to strong art.…
ANITA H LEHMANN 