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It has been said that what you love in your youth stays with you.
I loved the 60s and 70s (and the 50s too...yes, I am an oldie but goodie!) and I reflect it in my art.
I had so much fun creating the two page spread seen above. I was listening to a mixed CD of 60s music at the time. Music is a must when I am making art. It allows me to tune out distractions and focus on creating.
The two stamps (a likeness of Bob Dylan, and Give Up War For Lent) were hand-carved during my Zen period.
Does your art reflect the things you loved in your youth?
6 comments:
Great artwork! More! More!
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1972. Geez that was a long time ago. Who knew we'd still be icreating and kicking up a fuss when the need arises? Wow!
Ellen...oh yeah, '72 was a LONG time ago...whew! Thankfully we still have some of that hippie spirit left in us!!
Glad you enjoyed the journal pages. I do plan to post more in the future!
For some reason I woke up this morning singing "Talkin' 'bout my Generation!" Just thought I'd mention it! :o)
Ellen - I laughed out loud when reading your comment! :)
1972 beautiful sweet jolene
i was there, somewhere in a close distance the day you flew by high above the amsterdam sky...
Marita - I can't begin to tell you the countless times I have thought of "flying over you" in Amsterdam -- if only we had the internet back then and we had connected! So close yet so far away!!! Six months in Germany - what a time we could have had together!!!
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