Studio Friday: A-HA Moment
This week's topic for Friday June 16th suggested by Pamela: A-HA MOMENT
" I'm sure we've all had a moment when we're creating something we've had in mind and then something totally different results by accident."Pamela
My A-HA moment came during a paste paper play extravaganza a few weeks ago. Tired of brushing the paint onto the paper, I drizzled black over my green and yellow. But, "Oh, no, what a mess I've created." The A-HA struck as I grabbed a comb and dragged it through, creating a pattern that was uniquely my own!
Gotta love those "mistakes!"
{SF}
posted by Ellen @ 8:57 PM
18 Comments:
a-ha and yehaw! i was so thrilled to be standing next to you to see this "happy accident" and to see you in action...you are an amazing,enthusiastic artist...hey there is another paste paper workshop coming up! whadda ya say?!
Aaaaah-ha! Soooo cool! What a great pattern and art!! It looks awesome!! Keep making more A-has please ;-)
Yep.. a FABULOUS mistake! It looks wonderful.. and the places you can go with it!
:) Abbie
When a mistake is an 'ah-ha!', it really brings things into perspective for me. It shows me that even if something doesn't go as I originally planned, it CAN be useful and even AWESOME!!
Great job!!
!Gabi
Great Ah-Ha art moment.
What a great "mistake"....sometimes our own head gets in the way of our creativity. If we can just quit thinking and just do it, then some truly innovative things can happen. And this piece is proof positive of that!
There is a GREAT children's picture book called "The Big Mistake". A must for any child at heart who is waiting for those a-ha moments.
The Doors lyrics "...break on through to the other side" comes to mind. That's creative problem solving for ya! Thanks for the textural idea!
very cool! love that pattern!
WOW and what a kewl creation that is! I loooove it! Nice A-Ha for you!!! :-)
Ooo, I like it!
What a beautiful accident!
Very cool effect. Looks windswept! :)
wonderful discovery!
Fantasic! I love the abstract look - you can "see" images in the outlines and really get lost in it! Terrific! Thanks for sharing!!
Wow, I really love this! It looks like a person in the foreground working away with another in the upper right looking on. Extremely cool!
SO incredibly cool and utterly gorgeous!
Looks really cool, yes! Have you used the tecqnic more?
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