Results of “The 10-Minute Task”
On March 26, 2010, I began to commit to 10-minutes of painting or drawing every day. Sometimes, the 10-minute session turns into 30 minutes or an hour, but no matter how much time I have, I look forward to the daily art-making experience, whether I finish a piece or not. Again, it’s about the process, not product.
I’m experimenting with collage, ripped newspaper, water–soluble pastels, and dense graphite. No image here is larger than 9″ x 17.” I’m still drawing with my left hand (even though I’m right-handed) because it separates the work from my judgmental brain. It’s way more fun to watch my left hand make strokes that I really can’t control. The marks often lead to happy accidents, which I adore.
Here are a few random samples: (Photos taken with iphone.)
“The 10-Minute Task” May 24, 2010
“The 10-Minute Task” May 29, 2010
“The 10-Minute Task” May 11, 2010
“The 10-Minute Task” April 29, 2010
“The 10-Minute Task” April 9, 2010
“The 10-Minute Task” May 2, 2010
“The 10-Minute Task” April 9, 2010
“The 10-Minute Task” June 6, 2010
“The 10-Minute Task” June 1, 2010
“The 10-Minute Task” May 3, 2010
“The 10-Minute Task” April 2, 2010
“The 10-Minute Task” May 3, 2010
“The 10-Minute Task” May 9, 2010
“The 10-Minute Task” March 30, 2010
“The 10-Minute Task” April 4, 2010
Have you shown these to Peter Mays yet?
Your work is very attractive and very colorful. Excellent performance in your 10-Minute Task.