On the field trip, Olivia and Jayla pointed out to me some wire sculptures in the Portland Art Museum gift shop. They were similar to mine, however I felt that they really lacked movement. Therefore, I want to focus on capturing action when creating my wire forms so that they do not become boring.

Oh! I forgot to say last time that the artist, Elizabeth, does not use any tools. She uses just her hands to bend and twist the wire. That's impressive.

I am really inspired by this artist's work. Her name is Elizabeth Berrien. She creates amazing wire sculptures and illustrations. As part of my concentration I want to incorporate complex wire forms if I can, forms similar to the wire iquana and hummingbird I have already made.

I finally figured out what I want to do for my concentration! I want to use only wire and found objects.

Yay! Volleyball is over. Now I can actually make some art!

The art retreat was so much fun. I wish we could have a retreat every month.

This blog is kinda cool.

Abc Project

w is for witty

v is for vestige

c is for circumspect

f is for forgotten

s is for shattered

e is for ephemeral

I am sitting in art watching Jayla destroy a speaker.