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sketches from yesteryear…one day they’ll come to be something.

it’s funny, I’m one of those people that hardly remembers their dreams. But when i do, my brain seems to think it’s okay to come up with hashed up, sometimes creepy versions of happenings from the previous day. ‘It’s okay, she won’t remember i don’t need to be creative.’ Stupid lazy brain is even lazy while it sleeps! This is one of those happenings i dreamt a week ago about Lola needing hair-clips.

oh and, it’s not meant to make logical sense. If you’re wondering.

this is a self portrait I did in an art journaling class. We had to start visually and then move onto a written description of ourselves. Which I did in sections inside my face. What a beautiful class it was. We later went onto dream analysis.

“Art and artists are very much misunderstood in our culture… Because we have this ethic of purpose and utility, and art is not useful in a very direct way. And I think that, also, our concept of artists is that they’re lazy somehow and that they don’t want to work hard… In fact, what I discovered in working with artists is that most artists, by and large, are not doing it because they want to be the next Andy Warhol — they’re doing it at huge personal expense and struggling to keep a practice going while trying to figure out how to make ends meet. They’re not making art because they want to make money, they make art because they have something to say that they want to share with the world.” —20x200 founder Jen Bekman, one of the Internet’s pioneering creative entrepreneurs, on Design Matters – the entire interview is very much worth a listen. (via explore-blog) (via aseo)

(via valeriechua)

this is a ten minute sketch i did in a life drawing class last tuesday. It’s safe to assume i strayed from real life a tad bit.