Feb 15 blog

The beginning to my new project was I took wood blocks and glued them together with hot glue, and made holes in them with screws and went through it with string. I did this project in black and white jut because thats how i believed it looked best. I am gonna tie this to my next project with the wood plack that i screwed into. A artist that uses process to make their next piece of work is Leonardo Drew.
http://www.art21.org/artists/leonardo-drew

Feb 8

I HAVE A NEW IDEA/ PLAN!!! I recently discovered that my first piece of art work had a string (not a literal string) that connected it to my second piece.. that there was something that made them like "married" or "related" in some sort of way. I have decided that for all of my upcoming art work i want it to be because of what I made from making something else.. confusing I know.. but it is quiet simple! When i make a piece of work I either make it on top of something else or use a left over scrap or anything from the first piece and including it in the next and so on and so forth. This idea was truly inspired to me by Leonardo Drew.

some of his work:

Feb 2

I have begun to notice me slacking on my art work... along with my blogs, and i truly believe it is because at this point in the school year and art making process I am not inspired. I have hit a complete road block in my work and cannot seem to find out what I like. I have begun my first color piece but it still doesn't help lead me toward a "New Plan". My main wonder is what do people see when they look at this piece? What will other galleries and artist see or look for in my work?
In order to have "good" art or art people enjoy its not just about the outcome of my art it has got to be about the process and the meaning i put into my art. 

http://www.artbusiness.com/how_to_show_your_art_at_a_gallery.html