Being an artist, for me, has altered life as I knew it. Since 1985, I've been a mother, and since 1991, a mother of four. That involved learning how to cook, creating a pleasant home for my family, a little psychology, gardening, painting (the walls, not a picture), plumbing (installed a toilet), electrical work, general carpentry (added a room to the house), tile work, landscaping (designed and installed patios and footpaths), and entertaining, among other things.
Now, I spend an inordinate amount of time thinking about and creating art. Most of it indoors. By myself. Not that there's anything wrong with that. It's just different.
Monday, May 01, 2006
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Different? I think the function is quite the same. Perhaps just your "form" of art has changed.
Everyone is an artist in some respect - creatively expressing ourselves in what we do. That might be raising children, growing a garden, consulting a client, painting a canvas, or myriad other things... using our abilities to create something unique and inspiring.
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