Tuesday 24th October 12:55
Who's training who? In a few weeks time I'll have 175 school children my daughter's age and not much older helping me with my painting!
I didn't feel so guilty about painting today as my daughter got to help me - she did really well, I only had to do a little smoothing here and there - it was fun too! I worked on the top of the painting and Becky worked down below. When I sign this one I'll have Becky put a little "bb" next to my signature...
..now for clean-up and lunch!
More later...
Who's training who? In a few weeks time I'll have 175 school children my daughter's age and not much older helping me with my painting!
I didn't feel so guilty about painting today as my daughter got to help me - she did really well, I only had to do a little smoothing here and there - it was fun too! I worked on the top of the painting and Becky worked down below. When I sign this one I'll have Becky put a little "bb" next to my signature...
..now for clean-up and lunch!
More later...
posted by Mark Holland-Hicken at 12:00 PM
2 Comments:
I love this photo of your daughter painting. It's comforting and has a focused innocence. .
I am also excited about the Mona Lisa project. I love the idea of art and community. It is one of my visions that I hope to put into action in the next few years focusing on writing and story. We shall see.
I am enjoying reading about the life of an artist who was an abstraction before. Daily life is part of all our lives.
Take care,
Kim
Many thanks for that Kim, I'm sure many other artists have much less mundane lives than I do...
..It is the odd projects, like the school one that will liven up the blog!
have fun,
Mark
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