I visited Dianne Schullenberger's studio last Sunday. Her work is phenominal. Her studio had an amazing aura of creativity. So, I took some pictures to take home with me as a souvenir. I want to keep the feeling of that space with me, to use it as a guide for my studio.
Hearing her talk about her process, and the freedoms she allows in her creativity made me realize that I approach my work and my life a little too sternly. I need to open up more, to play, create, & celebrate.
Hopefully some of this will rub off on me into my life and process.... In the meantime, I think about when I can visit her gallery again.
Hearing her talk about her process, and the freedoms she allows in her creativity made me realize that I approach my work and my life a little too sternly. I need to open up more, to play, create, & celebrate.
Hopefully some of this will rub off on me into my life and process.... In the meantime, I think about when I can visit her gallery again.
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