designwithflair
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Meandering paths - the architecture of process (opens the original)
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While Carnival fills the streets outside, the studio calls for a slower, more tactile rhythm. Looking at footage of constructing hinged wooden armatures from a week ago—with a voiceover added today—captures the winding nature of the creative process. Every piece begins with a million moving parts and competing ideas. Even with a general direction in mind, the materials themselves dictate the pace. Working with power tools, brass hinges, and MDF panels isn't just about structural construction; it
Why I love the scenic route... (opens the original)
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Sometimes taking the scenic route is the best part of the creative journey. 🎨✨ I often find myself stepping away from a main painting to explore a million other things—whether that's visiting exhibitions, experimenting with unexpected materials, or crafting custom elements like handmade steel putty beads and cut hanger structures. In process art, detour isn't a distraction; it’s an invitation. Taking time out allows you to return to the canvas with completely fresh eyes. Every trial, detour, and
Moving on from a piece! (opens the original)
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I have been working on and off on this piece for years! Through lockdown...my MFA. It is aptly titled 'sometimes there is a pause' because it is definitely time for this piece to vacate the studio.
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