Where does the magic happen? Tell us about the studio, room, corner, desk, table, floor, or wall where you make art and show us one photograph which somehow captures your creative space or a work in progress.
Believe me when I tell you that you will be fascinated by the variety of answers and mesmerized by the photographs of the workspace and works in progress of these amazing artists.
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As a preview of things to come, here is one more question and answer post from the first artist survey, originally posted On The Altered Page in January 2008. Click on the link below to find out where 35 artists spend their online time.
MY CURRENT GO-TO WEBSITE IS...
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Finally, here is one more preview of a number of pages I have completed for several collaborations I am working on. I am only showing glimpses until the projects are complete. As always, click to enlarge.
13 comments:
seth, these pieces that you're working on are killer. hope we get to see them in their entirety at some point...
The glimpses have peaked my curiosity! I am loving your blog Seth. It is at the top with my favourites.
goodness me, awesome colours and textures... can't wait to see the whole lot..
More tempting images. Love the cross stitching and layers. Very yummy.
Waah! I wanna see 'em all the way. Seth, these fragment glimpses are so yummy. Can't wait to see them finished. Love your work and your blog. eagerly awaiting the next survey for The Pulse.
The textures of these pieces, Seth, are absolutely fantastic. I want to reach through the computer and touch them! Although I understand those who "do" digi-scrapbooking, it's images like these that remind me I have to have the tactile component.
LOVE it Seth, so very inspiring as is all your work
Positively wonderful...and when you enlarge the image you just want to dive right in!
Nice collection of close-ups, Seth! I am especially curious about number 1...I like how it may have a unique twist to it when it's done.
Just stunning, I love the raw gritty feel of your art.
that second image is a great photo--love the texture you are combining with color--very emotive of flesh and wounds and stitching (feminine) healing all in one.
These are fantastic. Also, thanks for including me in your latest project. It's super cool that you're bringing all these artists together & giving us a chance to see each other's work.
Absolutely stunning Seth, oh we are so going to have a blast in NS.?????????
xo
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