Works of Dangerous Joy
Monette SatterfieldTake what belongs to you. An outsider artist's letters on handmade work, creative fire, and the wild, dangerous joy of making things entirely your own — no permission, no perfection, no velvet rope.
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The Moon Left Prints Behind - Postcards Finished
Those moons are still with me. These bright golden moon cards came out of last week’s uncertainty and the boldness of starting.
Single Layers, Multiple Passes
Once I had the watercolor sheet painted, I cut it into postcard-size pieces and...
Moon, Big Moon - A Garland Made, Postcards Still Not Made
Moon, Big Moon - So Luminous! Moon, Big Moon - Super.
Those are the lyrics of one phrase of a song we’re singing this season in the community choir I sing with, and I’m dazzled with the full golden moon. That led me to make a moon garland:...
Your Art Isn't Ugly, It's Ripening
It’s late July now. High summer. And yet, I can just see the coming golden season change in it: the slant of the afternoon light is just so, the color shading a bit warmer, goldenrod spikes buzzing with bees, yellow walnut leaves starting t...
Just Make Your Thing!
I’ve been splitting my time between the studio and my workspace this week. I’m designing a 12-page full-color print catalog for the Unquiet Ground series to go out with the final collection, and I’m finishing the panels themselves as ready-...
Love the Strange Thing
Green zinnias! I love these. They’re a variety called Envy, and they delight me with both their color and their strangeness. I’ve grown them for a few years now, and some of the ones from collected seeds aren’t coming true anymore. They’re...
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Outsider artist making handmade, analog work from a forested mountain studio. I write Works of Dangerous Joy, letters on creative fire and making art outside the velvet rope. Take what belongs to you.
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