Weighted down...

February 25, 2014

I have no idea why artists complain they have no use for their art history textbooks once they leave university. Beats hunting for a sandbag when a peice needs flattening.

Roxanne Colyer is a creative who divides her residence and studio work between her Alaska birth home and adopted abode near Portland, Oregon. Roxanne writes, makes art and has professional certifications in bio-field energy applications.

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Sketchbook

Working it all out…

I’ve felt inadequate to collage since gluing construction paper shapes as a kid. Questions open up all areas of art making. After posing a question, I’m astounded to be making and enjoying collage pieces. There are artist’s who have raised collage t… — I’ve felt inadequate to collage since gluing construction paper shapes as a kid. Questions open up all areas of art making. After posing a question, I’m astounded to be making and enjoying collage pieces. There are artist’s who have raised collage to a stunning art form. I’ve been working these little pieces as a warmup to larger studio works and I’m happy these answers show up.

Canby, Oregon hay field. Sketchbook 14x10” Acrylic.

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