Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Saturday, May 26, 2012
Today's Daily Dose of Inspiration - An Unexpected Pop of Color
Friday, May 18, 2012
Be Inspired to Morph Your Work into Something New
While you always hear about people creating art with old items or recycling items to make new art, you don't hear as much about turning older art pieces into new art. If you create art regularly, you probably have a lot of finished pieces around. Have you ever taken a finished piece and added to it or even turned it into a completely new piece of art? That's just what my son did. I'm borrowing from his blog today in hopes of inspiring you to do something with those old pieces of art. Here's a space helmet he made from a paper mache globe that he made in school:
I love the fact that he can see something new in something he's made and be able to bring that new idea to life. While I tend to be very attached to my finished pieces, Kyle is constantly reworking his and often transforming them into something new. It's the ultimate in art recycling. It's bonus that he just used things we had around the house.
Take a little time this week to look at some of your older pieces. Can you turn them into something new? Can you take a piece of them and use it in a newer piece? Or perhaps just looking at them will inspire you to evolve a past design or concept or inspire you finish a series or start a new one. As artists we are always evolving with each new piece we create, so why shouldn't our finished pieces evolve over time too. Follow my son's blog, Kyle's Kreations, to see more of art pieces. Who knows, next week his space helmet might become pinata or a planter.
I love the fact that he can see something new in something he's made and be able to bring that new idea to life. While I tend to be very attached to my finished pieces, Kyle is constantly reworking his and often transforming them into something new. It's the ultimate in art recycling. It's bonus that he just used things we had around the house.
Take a little time this week to look at some of your older pieces. Can you turn them into something new? Can you take a piece of them and use it in a newer piece? Or perhaps just looking at them will inspire you to evolve a past design or concept or inspire you finish a series or start a new one. As artists we are always evolving with each new piece we create, so why shouldn't our finished pieces evolve over time too. Follow my son's blog, Kyle's Kreations, to see more of art pieces. Who knows, next week his space helmet might become pinata or a planter.
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Be Inspired,
Kyle's Kreations,
upcycled art
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Monday, May 14, 2012
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Be Inspired by My Son
My 9 year old son Kyle is relaunching his blog , Kyle's Kreations, now that school is almost out for summer. He creates things daily and wanted to share them on the internet. Please follow his blog or leave him a comment. He'd love to hear from you and who knows, you just might get inspired. Here's a sample of what you'll find on his blog:
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Be Inspired,
kids art,
Kyle's Kreations
Saturday, May 5, 2012
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