Join me here to follow my creative process during my Ten Week Artist-In-Residency at c.r.e.t.a. rome.
ROME! The City that has nurtured artists through out the centuries.
ITALY! A terrain that fosters creativity.
c.r.e.t.a. rome! An Artist In Residency Program in the heart of Rome
ME! An Artist-In-Resident at c.r.e.t.a. rome from March 21-May 28, 2014
YOU! My companions in Italy via my blog
MY BLOG! A peek into my creative process THAT HOPEFULLY WILL STIMULATE RESPONSES FROM YOU ABOUT YOUR CREATIVE PROCESS.
TRUE CONFESSIONS! I have never done this blog thing before!
CHALLENGE! I am stepping out of my comfort zone!
An Invitation! join me During my journey in Italy. Together we will get a glimpse into OUR creative processES.
GROUP HUG! Your comments & responses to MY BLOG are welcomed, desired, & needed.It’s a conversation we share & a journey we take each time we gather up our courage TO reveal our creative process to ONE TO another.
Confession: I don’t consider myself to be a creative person. AT. ALL. Totally ironic since I’m surrounded by creative people all day every day at work, right? I guess you could say I find creative solutions to overcoming obstacles, but that’s where it ends…I’m NOT artistically inclined, and even though words are my medium, I would never ever ever write creatively. I’ve tried, and just…NO. You’re inspiring me, though, to think more about my own processes from a broader perspective. I apply the skills at work out of necessity, yet I’ve never thought about how it factors into my personal or educational lives. Hmmmm…can I play even though I’m not an artist? 🙂
Scouting out just what I will photograph. Then figuring out the angle and perspective of my to what is being photographed. Determining aperture, shutter speed, and ISO as well as focus all of which impact the photo. Then any post processing, which I tend to do a limited amount. I prefer to spend the time initially in taking the photo, so I end up doing photo processing and not photo editing. Lots to think about and fun to do as well as mentally stimulating
Am enjoying your blogs and seeing your sketches. Sounds like you are settling in and starting to work your creative process. No matter what the medium when we work to create an idea in our minds in a tangible way it is challenging, sometimes frustrating, and also satisfying and enjoyable. You encourage me to work at my creative process with my photography
Anne Bessac 
Confession: I don’t consider myself to be a creative person. AT. ALL. Totally ironic since I’m surrounded by creative people all day every day at work, right? I guess you could say I find creative solutions to overcoming obstacles, but that’s where it ends…I’m NOT artistically inclined, and even though words are my medium, I would never ever ever write creatively. I’ve tried, and just…NO. You’re inspiring me, though, to think more about my own processes from a broader perspective. I apply the skills at work out of necessity, yet I’ve never thought about how it factors into my personal or educational lives. Hmmmm…can I play even though I’m not an artist? 🙂
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Working with your photos, how would you describe your creative process?
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Scouting out just what I will photograph. Then figuring out the angle and perspective of my to what is being photographed. Determining aperture, shutter speed, and ISO as well as focus all of which impact the photo. Then any post processing, which I tend to do a limited amount. I prefer to spend the time initially in taking the photo, so I end up doing photo processing and not photo editing. Lots to think about and fun to do as well as mentally stimulating
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Am enjoying your blogs and seeing your sketches. Sounds like you are settling in and starting to work your creative process. No matter what the medium when we work to create an idea in our minds in a tangible way it is challenging, sometimes frustrating, and also satisfying and enjoyable. You encourage me to work at my creative process with my photography
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