Jo’s triangular book; Last week when I went to church the
sermon was about getting out of your comfort zone for the betterment of
yourself and your community. This book, I can see already will force me to
leave my comfort zone, in terms of media, topic and all of the above. It could
not have come to me at a better time as I began to look more closely at where
the lines are drawn in my comfort zone and when and how do I allow myself to
cross that line and step out on faith. Building confidence in your abilities
and yourself starts from freely going back and forth across that line until you
know in your heart that what ever you put your ability and effort towards
wholeheartedly will undoubtedly work out. The result of my dice throwing led me to use
pens in all
colors, it was self-inspired (my portrait) with an emphasis
on repetition (reference to my new grey hairs) while being extravagant. I had
to use an unacceptable color( gold) and also honor thy error as a hidden
intention (the arrow). It was a challenging and evolutionary experience. This
would also make a great project for students. I enjoyed working within the
confines of a triangular shape.
Wow Gail, that is gorgeous!
ReplyDelete