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Play-grounding is an opportunity to tune into our own internal space and gain a sense of understanding, and / or resolution of unintegrated emotions.
By way of using various mediums such as paint, crayons, inks or pencil and many substrates from cardboard, news print to fine art paper or canvas, we can explore what is flowing through us. |
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Brooklyn Art Library and the Sketchbook Project encourages creative storytelling within a global community, by housing all sketchbooks and offering free access to both physical and digital libraries.
Buy a sketchbook (5x7), fill it up, and send back to be part of the world/s largest collection of artists sketchbooks! |
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the gnarly bitsIn the Sketchbook Project #16, there were many themes to choose from and I chose the subject of feelings.
I wanted to create pictures that would evoke different emotions with colour, picture, or subject matter. I worked intuitively through this book, taking time to express my ideas with ink and paint, and challenge my creativity and continuity. I think we all have gnarly bits both positive and negative that we express that makes us whole and human. |
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