Apr 24, 2014
Artist's Statement
I've started working on illustrations for my second children's book. I'm very excited about it but now the hard work of getting the vision in my head down onto paper happens. It's not actually hard work, the work is... time warping. It's like stepping into a different dimension and waking up after a large amount of time has passed and I don't exactly have a handle on my surroundings and there's art in front of me. Last time I was putting together a show I lost my keys twice, my wallet once and three pounds. When I finish a project my head feels swimy like I just had a huge complicated dream with codes and instructions and the secret to everything whispered to me by phantom caterpillars riding on surf boards. How do you put that into an artists statement? I'm supposed to be trying to sound intelligent and telling the viewer something about my process yet, all I can muster is "I went somewhere and when I came back there was this."
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