Remember that blank canvas from several Fridays ago? Well, here’s what happens when someone who is incredibly talented, connected to nature, and beautiful inside and out gets her hands on it.
Remarkable.
Writer, Teacher
Remember that blank canvas from several Fridays ago? Well, here’s what happens when someone who is incredibly talented, connected to nature, and beautiful inside and out gets her hands on it.
Remarkable.
This week I built an eight foot by three foot canvas with my dear friend who is an artist. She is going to paint a picture for me that means a lot to both of us, something beautiful and spiritual and sisterly.
The process of making the canvas with her was so rewarding. We had a saw, drill, staples, canvas stretcher, and countless brackets and screws. What started out as piles of materials was, within a few hours, transformed into a blank canvas.
After we were done, we stood back and admired our work. She quickly grabbed a pencil and started sketching the shapes. And I found myself overcome with excitement for her, for art, for the potential made by creating something out of nothing. No matter how the painting turns out (thought I am sure it will be in-cred-ible), that canvas will always have a bit of magic in it for me.