so if you visit here much you know i love to dance and i have tried many different kinds of dancing over the years. i am currently 2 weeks into a lovely and unusual 8 week class called "dancing the bones." the focus is on exploring dance through anatomy -- thinking about our skeletons, organs, musculature, etc. and the movements are derived from that exploration. very experimental and probably sounds a little weird but i confess i love it. we also take drawing breaks during the 2 hour weekly class. so today i am sharing a drawing i made of my own skeleton (with apologies for less than ideal photo quality -- it was a pencil drawing):
i know, funny huh? when i was young i used to hate to think about my skeleton because it freaked me out but now i kind of like thinking about the amazing bones that keep me upright!
and this is a drawing from the second class of how i felt after we'd been dancing for quite awhile, considering the relationship of our skin to the physical space:
i never said i could draw...
okay, so this was a different sort of post but i thought i'd share. i'm having a great time with it.
love to all.
this blog is to chart my creative evolution with stamping, paper-crafting, mixed media and some other stuff i haven't figured out yet... on the theory that challenging myself to try new things and post them to the "world" will be good for me. and might also be good for others. my blog title is inspired by julia cameron's "the artist's way" and her admonition to fill the well.
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