winter sketchbook

Posted on March 22, 2021June 12, 2021 Posted in sketchbook, spiritualityTagged art, covid-19, drawing, getting to center, grid, ink on paper, intuition, intuitive drawing, line, line drawing, marlee grace, pandemic, patterns, practice, prayer, process, sketch, sketchbook, sketchbook practice, stay at home, winterLeave a comment

December 2020 — February 2021

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summer sketchbook

Posted on September 3, 2020 Posted in sketchbookTagged clothing, covid-19, handwriting, ink on paper, intuitive drawing, intuitive painting, line, line drawing, meditation drawing, pandemic, poetry, practice, process, sketchbook, sketchbook practice, watercolorsLeave a comment

June — August 2020

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winter sketchbook

Posted on March 30, 2020March 30, 2020 Posted in sketchbookTagged art practice, drawing, ink on paper, intuition, intuitive drawing, intuitive painting, practice, process, sketchbook, sketchbook practice, watercolors, winterLeave a comment

December 2019 — February 2020

Just posting a few ink and watercolor pages from January this time rather than a spread over the months. This is the only sketchbook from these months I have at home with me at the moment!

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perfect in weakness

Posted on September 4, 2019August 26, 2019 Posted in commissionsTagged acrylic on paper, acrylic painting, art, art practice, art-making, commission, drawing, freelancing females, home studio, ink on paper, intuitive painting, line drawing, meditation, painting, perfect in weakness, studio, studio practice, text drawing1 Comment

Some details from a recently commissioned diptych:

+ a work in progress view on instagram

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Perfect in Weakness, diptych, 36×24″, ink on paper/acrylic on paper, 2019

While working on the painting portion of this piece, I considered the way that small pieces (of the composition, of life) can feel out of place or broken, especially when observed from a place that is close-up and contained. With a more spacious point of view, there can be a perfection in observing the way things fit together that wasn’t previously apparent.

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