Blossom into the world

There is so much more to you. Share your heart and blossom into the world. You can make a difference."
☼´´¯`•.¸¸.❉✿♥ ✿
color pencil drawing by
Jean Hart

Be Inspired,

~Jean

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Peace

Picasso! He says it best, but I will try.
Would it not be wonderful if we had peace always?
little drawing by
Jean Hart

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Minimalism

Minimalism

 

So what is the point of minimalism?

I went to Seattle and saw some of it at the Seattle Art Museum.

Looking at the one line drawn through a background of blue. I'm thinking, What's this all about?

Am I suppose to be transported to another realm? Am I using this art form to look deeper inside myself? Well, actually, I thought, as an artist, "I'm working too hard if this is whats getting into a serious museum."

Frank Stella once said of his paintings, "What you see is what you see."

Oh, okay, that clears it up.

When and where was minimalism popular, 1960-1975 USA.

Minimalism, because of its very form for having no subject or focal point to keep the viewer interested moved on to Conceptual Art.

Minimalism was a gateway to jump into Abstract and Conceptual artwork. It's place was needed for the cerebral movement to begin. Once people started to view the bold, daring, and emptiness in its simplicity. The viewer could easily move past it on to a piece they then could relate to in abstact form.

Some of the Minimalism artist you may want to look for are:

Carle Andre, Dan Flavin, Eva Hesse, Donald Judd.

http://www.theartstory.org/artist-stella-frank.htm

Be Inspired,

~Jean

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Pearls and Perils

by Jean Hart www.zazzle.com/jeanhar1*

Now that you have learned. What will you do with the knowledge.
Pearls and Perils
ink drawing
Jean Hart 

Unique Gift, hand beaded gourd

Music maker....hand beaded gourd. Just shake it and rattle it around for music.
For sale,
 $35.00 plus shipping
contact me at
heartnsoulpic@gamil.com

September's Blue Moon

owl blue moon, jean hart

September

This month took its name from its earlier position in the calendar. September, Latin for seventh month. It became the ninth month when Julius Caesar changed the calendar and made January the first month.

Full moon: Harvest Moon

Universal event: Autumn Equinox, nature comes into balance

Message: To create, to prosper, to appreciate

Activity: Arts, crafts, courting future mates

Healing properties: Prevention through tonics

Color: Brown

Tree: Hazel

Flower: Aster

Creature: Snake

Gen: Sapphire.

September comes with lots of learning for me this fall. I have signed up to take classes at my local college.

My Blue Moon mail art program in Romania is due by the 15th.

I'm still working on my studio...on going project......but each day brings clearing, cleaning and making room for new creations.

Enjoy September

Be Inspired,

~Jean

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September's Surprise

September's Poppies.

I love September. September is always full of surprises.

Do you like surprises?

I do, although I must say it is very hard to surprise me anymore.

It must have come with growing older. I can always tell when something is up.

How will you surprise yourself today? Is there something you might do that is so unprdictable.

Food is always a good way to change things up.

The days are getting shorter, soon I think I will be walking in the dark, Oh yes, surprise a moonlite walk.....

Be Inspired,

~Jean