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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Cover that -ish up! I did, twice
The post office box delivered me a bit of joy this week. Someone took me up on my offer to trade something, anything, for one of the Unquiet Ground catalogs. What came back was a print of her own artwork, a lovely piece made for a beloved p...
Do you love it? Painting pumpkins, again.
The air is different now. This week seemed to be the one where summer turned, ever so slightly, to look toward fall. There were two days of cooler, dryer weather, and the sun is slanting into the cove in the evenings in a place-particular l...
Catalogs Are Here - I'll Trade You One
This week was one of those weeks. Two days of drainage work right outside the back of the house with enormously loud equipment, followed by two days of the AC being out. I’ve become very accustomed to it being quiet and calm around here (ac...
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:...
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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. Mail: PO Box 242, Enka, NC 28728
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