MacFarlane,+William

The quarter started out slow. I didn't know what to draw, nor did I know what to make. Start from new, or continue with old. I was stuck, so I just looked through the drawers of my previous year's work. There, I decided to add to old work. I took new ideas and applied them to old ideas. It was something that I hadn't ever previously done. The conjunction of both spectrums allowed the passage of new work to open, and flow freely within me. The piece that I added to had several objects in it, and within each object, or animal, was a varied possible representation of it. Each fill stood for something different, something that I thought would be appropriate and thoughtful. After I was finished adding to old pieces, I was stuck again. However, I knew that I wanted to do something that was related to one of my old works. An animal skull with several geometric designs and shapes behind it. I drew the skull, but not the geometric designs. From then on, I didn't do anything big, just hour to two hour sketches. Each sketch was representative of itself,