Lisa Kellogg

Week 37: Replace i have 5 color works complete and another 7 are close with only incremental differences. So, this week i’m sharing a new pencil drawing, not just line, this time. Also a stream writing as i haven’t shared one in a bit. Replace: Replace one group with another, replace one interest with another, […]

Week 36: Reflect on Changes This week i was surprised by the news that Forward Link, The Alumni Forum that has been a part of my experience with the Akimbo Workshops will be closing in December. i felt a sharp ping of disappointment and sadness. My acute reaction to that and other changes that have

Week 35 Ouch grrr to Silly Delight of a Mood-o-Meter So much for releasing pounds of paper and outdated work bringing me back into flow, i’ve continue to run into more resistance, a gusty autumn stretch of mysterious quirks & some ornery hiccups with technology. i discovered a problem with my contact form on this

Week 34: Yin Yang Twirl The tennis ball in this drawing became a little yin yang. i’ve been thinking of cycles, spirals, turning, & twirling, of letting go of old patterns and structures seeing the conditions ripe for new to emerge. Insight is helpful and may not be enough by itself. Sometimes, we need something

Week 33: Micro to Macro to Micro Opposites & opportunities opening portals pointing to a preponderance of possibilities… Oppapop! After the recent workshop i was in ended, i spent some time (more than one solid day like a mad dog on a bone) clearing out old writing, work, resources and reorganizing. i may not have

Week 32: Loose & Precise Elastic & solid, i enjoy the contrast between loose and precise. Loose without being sloppy. The loose part in these works came first, though after a lot of practice. The precise part, adding color takes as long as it takes. i can be stubborn, a bit too much of a

Week 31: “Missed it by that Much!” It’s a little odd i know, we usually celebrate when we’ve finished something. Not, when we miss the mark. i took a class Writing in Community, starting on the spring equinox with the aim of completing a book by the fall equinox. i didn’t hit the publish button

Week 30: Thank You Peeps & Fans! i’m more than half way through the year of working back into the drawings i created in 2020. Last week, i had a few test printed for the first time. i was pleasantly surprised after being warned that i might be disappointed in the difference between the color

Week 29: i Caught the Moon It was a good week. Someone said Shoot the Moon! & i caught the moon.  The details will have to remain a mystery, travel is calling me…  i hope you’ve had a good week too! When was the last time you told yourself, Shoot for the Moon?  

Week 28: Castor Caster i have details to complete on several images and writings, but the images won’t change much and the writing is not yet ripe. Sow, i cast about for something fresh, a new drawing started. Then, a stream write on the word castor came from the drawing. Castor: A pivoting wheel under