Holding the line (2024 Spring Sessions, #6/9)
Original artwork, 22” x 30” mixed media on paper, unframed
This piece began with a clear intention, but quickly turned into what felt like my biggest "failure." Instead of stopping, I decided to use it as practice, shifting my perspective to keep moving forward. In the end, the result was far more rewarding than I expected, and listening back, the beauty of Aaron's playing carried the moment in ways I hadn't anticipated. Sometimes, embracing the struggle brings the most unexpected rewards.
Original artwork, 22” x 30” mixed media on paper, unframed
This piece began with a clear intention, but quickly turned into what felt like my biggest "failure." Instead of stopping, I decided to use it as practice, shifting my perspective to keep moving forward. In the end, the result was far more rewarding than I expected, and listening back, the beauty of Aaron's playing carried the moment in ways I hadn't anticipated. Sometimes, embracing the struggle brings the most unexpected rewards.
Original artwork, 22” x 30” mixed media on paper, unframed
This piece began with a clear intention, but quickly turned into what felt like my biggest "failure." Instead of stopping, I decided to use it as practice, shifting my perspective to keep moving forward. In the end, the result was far more rewarding than I expected, and listening back, the beauty of Aaron's playing carried the moment in ways I hadn't anticipated. Sometimes, embracing the struggle brings the most unexpected rewards.