Chattering

Next to each other, I can see my voice come through strongly. I had watched Melinda-Stickney Gibson's video, Paint and Solitude. She shows how her works in progress are hung next to one another - and how "they talk to each other". I can see that here ... but it wasn't until my teacher also mentioned the same type of idea, that I made the move myself. 

Painting on right is almost done, I think. Compare to last week, do you see any differences? There is actually one difference - hint, look at white square.

Black & White

The simplicity of black and white and the power of color work for me over and over again. It's all about the juxtaposition of these elements and how they move together. I consider most of my black wardrobe as a background awaiting the splash of color to happen. A scarf, bright lips or bold jewelry seem to look better on black. Here, I simply love the way the color of one word can make the entire page feel like something extra special. Typography and color change everything. Where's your color hiding?