Workbook
Helen ReynoldsSharing what is going on in the studio and how I try to keep the art things humming smoothly along. Also sharing the glitches in the process. Sometimes I show the art I've made, too
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Yellow Summer Ink
We have just passed mid winter solstice here. It is cold but I am working with summer in my studio.
Late summer I made an art journey with my great friend Kath. We try and do this once a year, going somewhere and just making art all...
How to Be Brilliantly Unfocused: A Guide to Pottering About
Pottering about is the un-acknowledged heroine of getting things done - peacefully, delightfully.
In pottering about mode you do things , but only as a response to the things around you, only as the jobs call out to you. A potterer will do...
Selfish / Not Selfish
Making art all day feels selfish. Most of the day I spend in my own space, doing more and more of what makes me happy. Ignoring everyone else is a big part of that work.
Requests for attention from my family, guilt about housework, about n...
Hunting Wild Indigo
The raw extract of wild indigo
For me, the next creative adventure has begun.
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If I make 5 kg of art this year, is that enough?
All the watercolour paints, brushes and accessories I have packed for the year
This year, I know what the maximum weight of art I will be making is - it will be 5 kilograms.
That’s all the supports, pigments and tools i have fo...
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Abstract artist + plant nerd = natural pigment geek. Large-scale paintings, small-batch pigments
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