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A Year of Making Art, Day 327: Keyed Up After Meeting

March 12, 2008  Day 327

We had a good bipolar support group meeting last night, except that I was the facilitator and worried that I didn't rein people in soon enough when they tended to take more than their allotted time.  We had a new person come, and I worry about making them feel welcome and wanting to come back.

I am always keyed up after meetings, so I stayed up drinking wine and eating nuts and chocolate--enough to give me indigestion that lasted through breakfast.  I woke up at 5 a.m. and couldn't get back to sleep.  Now I am ready for a nap.

In today's drawing I let loose with reds, oranges and yellows, gradually finding a loose shape within this free form:

Drawing334500  Drawing #334  14" x 11"

Then I packed the five paintings I have to ship to a Boston gallery:

123456500  123456  48" x 48"

Madcaplight500  MADCAP LIGHT  24" x 24

Ghostblock500  GHOST BLOCK  18" x 24"

Winterblocks500  WINTER BLOCKS  18" x 24"

Whirlpoolblock500  WHIRLPOOL BLOCK  18" x 24"

(Note: There is a gap between the dates I'm writing and posting in order to give me time to get ahead.)

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