WEEK 6: Repetition as Discovery

What

There is no right or wrong sky or cloud as they are ever-changing. We see what we want to see. We can imagine seeing shapes that are familiar to us. Painting the sky, clouds and landscapes can be itself a rewarding process. 

Why

Repetition reveals variation. As your hand repeats a form, subtle differences appear—shifts that carry information about movement, emotion, and attention.

How

• Put some music on and dance while applying markers or colored pencils across the paper.
• Change size, spacing, or orientation
• Allow overlaps or partial forms
• Work fluidly rather than intentional
• If you love it STOP there!
  

Reminder: Let repetition teach you something new about a familiar mark and project your energy into the movements of your brush.