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| Miniature #50 - July 16 - 22, 2012, |
I almost can't believe it - here it is - mini #50 of 50!(!!) The moral of #50 is that found objects are fun to paint on, and I should never be allowed to listen to the Danse Macabre on repeat ever again (joking... kind of) I've been saving this carved, fold-out, triptych panel especially for #50 because I wanted it to be extra special and am so glad that I did. I packed most of the minis two weeks ago, and they do, in fact, fit in a shoe box (it's a boot box, but still). I have my favorites among them and my not-as-favorites (though I'll never say which, because all the minis are dear to me in their own way). Even the not-as-favorite ones taught me something and, in the end, I still believe that, in general, it's better to do/make something than not. On that note, all good things must come to an end, and
The Power in Precision Project is now officially complete!(!) (
I know multiple exclamation points are frowned upon in a stylistic sense, but surely some situations merit them, no?) Thank you for following - an archive of all 50 miniatures is on view at: http://www.tatianaklacsmann.com/miniatures.html and for those desirous of even more tiny-artiness - a solo show of minis + is in the works for fall 2013 (yay! More on that to come as details unfold). Lastly, because it's not in my nature not to have a project going, I've already started the next project: Tempus Fugit: an art experiment in life-improvement through time/space management about which I will post very soon (after savoring my mini-mission-accomplished-happiness just a little bit longer :) )
