"just jump 2"
"sky dive"
"sky dive 2"
"time"
The content most of my work this semester reflects my experience studying abroad in Australia last year. I spent a semester studying at La Trobe University in Melbourne. By far, the best experience of my life! I learned so much about myself and what I was capable of. I met people from around the world and studied alot of Aboriginal art and culture. I also learned alot about the way I want to live my life. These ideas are reflected in writting, pictures, and Aboriginal symbols in much of my prints. I worked the most with "time" this past semester. I used a clock and messed up the numbers and structure of our everyday lives. Before I went abraod I was stuck to my daily planner, watch, and routine. I didn't leave time to enjoy life and the people in it. I am constantly reminded of these ideas when I make my prints. I am still working on SLOWING DOWN my life... but not my prints!
Labels: COLOR INTALGIO continued
5 Comments:
Powerful images Maggie!...so full of color, energy, life, and expression! You are a woman with passion and optimism and it comes through in your work. It is a really cool thing!
Seeing your work makes me excited to be alive.
SO! My little sister has a blog! And a really nice one at that! I love your paintings and prints, I look forward to seeing more.
Got your letter today and yes, I double-triple pinky swear. Ironically, I was going to go get a pedi this weekend anyhow so THANK YOU! I will take pictures if the little Asian ladies let me.
This is so cool you have a blog. You will have to check out mine and when you are there, check out Shannen's too.
Miss you sis!
-Casey
Wow, what cool work! And great you have a blog, I'm so excited now I can spy on my lil'ist cousin!
Thanks for checking out mine! I would love to sit down someday and swap Aus-NZ-Fiji travel stories!
Maggie, I just checked out your blog for the first time and I love the "Just Jump" piece.. do you want to sell it? :) FBook me.
Zanna
how in the hell do you get those colors? Amazing...simply amazing. Your line work is so expressive-I love these prints!! Looking forward to seeing what else you will create this semester!
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