It's Lindy Gruger and her blog and art called L. Gruger Whimsical Art and Travels Blog. She has in particular a 5 part series called "One Artist's Journey" and I think it is really interesting to learn about the lives of people and how they arrived to where they are in life now. I've humbly suggested her to put the series on a single page to make it easier to move from one part to the next but it isn't really hard to find the next installment. So if you get a chance and want to read about the decades of an artist's life, start here. There are a lot of beautiful paintings and it's an interesting read that shouldn't take more than 30 minutes.
I commented to Lindy that I just realized that I am almost 40 and have not journalized my life really at all. She has inspired me to do that. I see the importance of chronicling your life as an artist and want to partake in that more routinely. Even though I've thought of my blog as a sort of journaling, I want to have something just for myself to see how I've evolved.
Have a great weekend. ~Jaime
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Nice post & it was nice to meet Lindy!
ReplyDeleteGood luck with your journaling! I'll check out that link soon... I agree that it is interesting to learn of how an artist gets started, the paths he or she takes, the processes, trials and errors, successes and screw-ups!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the information, Jaime. I actually was fortunate to win some of Lindy's art cards when I participated via I Heart Handmade's website last year. She's so very talented! I will definitely check out her series. : ) Enjoy the rest of your weekend. Theresa
ReplyDeleteHi Jaime, Thanks for mentioning my blog! I'm so glad I was able to inspire you to start chronicling your artist journey. There's a website at journeyoncanvas.com that also talks about the artist journey which you might find interesting as well. http://www.journeyoncanvas.com/Embarking.aspx
ReplyDeleteI'm going to take your suggestion and combine the series into one post - I may make it a page on the site so it's easy to get to. Thanks for the suggestion!
Happy Spring!
~ Lindy