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All those who wish to create without fear, please join and add your own discussions.

There are several books that will be explored like Raw Art Journaling, Personal Geographies and The New Creative Artist.If there are other books you wish to explore, please add them and create imperfectly, so we can all benefit.

By pooling are imperfect creative energy we can grow as artists of our own lives.

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March Prompt (For The Fun Of It) 11 Replies

YOU are invited to post Splash Art. Challenge: You can deliberately spill…Continue

Tags: art, splash

Started by Angi Orobko. Last reply by di Mar 27.

SHARE and DISCUSS your Imperfect Creations Here 28 Replies

Please SHARE anything you created here even if you do not like the final outcome; and, if you are comfortable, I invite you to DISCUSS the creative process that was involved and why you did not like the final outcome of the art pieces you created.Continue

Started by Angi Orobko. Last reply by Laura E. Thykeson Mar 14.

Exploring... the New Creative Artist by Nita Leland 3 Replies

This is the third book that I will be exploring, the New Creative Artist: a Guide to…Continue

Started by Angi Orobko. Last reply by Angi Orobko Mar 14.

Exploring...Raw Art Journaling by Quinn McDonald 7 Replies

Raw Art Journaling by Quinn McDonaldThis book is a recent addition to my collection of…Continue

Tags: journaling, art, Orobko, Kowitz, Angela

Started by Angi Orobko. Last reply by Angi Orobko Mar 5.

Exploring... Personal Geographies by Jill K. Berry

Personal Geographies: Explorations in Mixed-Media Map-making by Jill K. Berry is another…Continue

Tags: mixed, media, art, Orobko, Kowitz

Started by Angi Orobko Feb 4.

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Comment by Angi Orobko on March 23, 2012 at 17:37: FYI: Juan Gris, born José Victoriano Carmelo Carlos González-Pérez, is honored with today’s Google doodle on the 125^th anniversary of his birth in Madrid, Spain. The doodle highlights his work in the Cubist art movement, and though his name is not as widely known as other cubists like Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque, some say Mr. Gris is a Cubist in its purist form.

http://www.csmonitor.com/World/Global-News/2012/0323/The-Cubist-s-C...

Comment by Angi Orobko on February 10, 2012 at 21:12: Awesome Mary! I invite you to start a discussion thread to share your creative experiences if you feel up to it after your surgery. Love and blessings, ♥ Angi

Comment by Mary J. Grellner on February 10, 2012 at 17:08: I've just perused "The Decorated Journal" and loved all the new things I learned, and plan to start on a new Journal right away! I'll be housebound for the next 4 - 6 weeks after surgery, so good time to create something!