This year I participated in the Sketchbook Project out of Brooklyn.
The idea of being part of hundreds of artists and writers creating books on the
topic of Fear or Hope at this time in our country’s history was a calling.
I wanted to do Fear AND Hope, but chose fear as I had to choose.
I slipped some items on hope in the journal anyway.
It is MY journal statement, after all and a time of fear without hope is suicidal!
I became stuck partway through.
I kept expressing the fears I have for our country and lives
then did not want to show them publicly.
The redactions became the point of the journal.
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Sketchbook Project Journal (the worst) with a Pentalic HB woodless pencil,
Lamy Al-Star with De Atramentis Document Black ink,
Platinum Carbon Pen with Platinum Carbon ink waterproof cartridges,
Pentel Aquash Water Brush filled with ink or liquid watercolors.
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I was raised to believe that there is always hope and a reason to hope.
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Me too, and think this is the first time I’ve been a bit gloom and doomish. Mitchell is always saying “One never knows what’s around the corner.” And I splat my hands together and make the sound of the coyote running into the anvil!
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Ha ha – a true realist (as my wife would say)
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