Artist mom aesthetic

Katie Daisy lives in a cabin in the woods, where she spends her days sketching by the river, painting at a picnic table under the pine trees, building fires in the woodstove and taking hot baths with the windows open—and it’s every bit as dreamy as it sounds. “Sometimes it doesn’t even feel real,” confides the

Becoming a mom has been one of the most inspiring and profound things to happen to me as an artist. And the older Lucy gets, the more fun it is to share all kinds of creative experiences with her. While I am not an expert I have been creating with this kid since she was born and over time and lots of trial error, I continue to discover new ways to foster her creativity. Once in a while I like to share some of my favorite tips and insights about creating with a kid and with mothers day right…

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She likens her practice to a game of “telephone” in which the work in question is constantly shifting in form and meaning during its progression. When she feels too comfortable with a particular method or idea she abandons it and moves on to something new. Your creative hunger seems to be independent of any particular medium. How important is the material to you? My working process is in many ways reminiscent of a dialogue. I never know how a certain [...]

Shirley Villavicencio Pizango