30 days, 30 creations. For 30 days I am going to try and attempt to produce 30 new creations from your ideas. I have a family, a job, and a life (at least I consider it that) so this is tailored to fit that context. I have a problem of taking too long to move a creative idea to artistic completion. Sometimes its so long the completion never comes. I need to stretch myself on quickness and creativity. It's a speed exercise for a an artist who has become too used to running distance. Its an experiment. And hopefully it will be fun. Here's the deal: Each day I will take subject ideas from you (whoever you are) and produce something...er...creative from one of the suggestions. If there is none, I will ask someone specifically for an Idea. I will then spend some time in the evening making something related to the subject chosen. Here's the fun part... Who's-ever's idea I work on, they will get whatever I create ....
So the idea for today's 30 Day Art Challenge was Joseph's and it was " the lights at the end of the optics are different colors make up a city." He also included a link to a picture of some fiber optics lit up similar to the one above. I wasn't exactly sure what he meant by that but this is what I made. It was created in Photoshop from a photo of some fiber optic filaments and a night photo of Grand Rapids. The only other idea i had was to actually create a fiber optic city scene. You can purchase the filament pretty cheaply and I figured you could use black foam-core to sketch a city on and poke pin holes through to feed the fibers through. I could use different colored LEDs to light the fibers and it'd be pretty cool. Buuuutttt... obviously I don't have the time to order the filament (they didn't have any at Hobby Lobby, I checked) and figure it all out if I have to do this in an hour or so of my time. So this is what ya ge...
We had to put our 11 & 1/2 year old Bernese Mountain Dog, Annina, to sleep today. She was an amazing dog. We loved her. She had two beautiful litters of puppies. She was stubborn and strong-willed, but that made her the confindent girl she was. She was faithful and loving. Gentle and Kind. We miss you and love you Good Girl. All this has me thinking. One of the hardest truths I'm struggling with is not death right now. It is the changing of life. Death is tough, -maybe the toughest thing about life. But it is something we think about often, at least I do. I'm having a hard time with the changing eras of life. Something I don't spend too much time thinking about. Annina dying today kind of signified the end of an era for Molly and I. We were young and married. We were full of ambition and optimistic dreams. We lived in a little house down by a stream. And we had Pepper and Annina. We didn't have human kids, we had puppy kids. They were what we ...
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