My favorite art is the kind that feels accessible enough to try for yourself. You quickly learn it’s impossible to replicate, because of course it requires more skill and vision than it seems but also because it was of a moment — someone was present and grounded in their own abilities, their own headspace. But the inclusion of the notebook spiral and the use of pencil and crayon — things we all have at home — tears down the imaginary barrier between us and art. We all have a notebook. We can all write. We can all color and doodle. Maybe we won’t put it in a frame. Maybe it won’t become a book. But maybe something else will happen. Who knows. We should try.
Material: acrylic box frame, pencil, crayon and paint on notebook paper, held by wire framing
Measurements: 15.5” H × 19.75” L x 3.25” W
Weight: 7.6 lbs
Condition: excellent vintage condition
My favorite art is the kind that feels accessible enough to try for yourself. You quickly learn it’s impossible to replicate, because of course it requires more skill and vision than it seems but also because it was of a moment — someone was present and grounded in their own abilities, their own headspace. But the inclusion of the notebook spiral and the use of pencil and crayon — things we all have at home — tears down the imaginary barrier between us and art. We all have a notebook. We can all write. We can all color and doodle. Maybe we won’t put it in a frame. Maybe it won’t become a book. But maybe something else will happen. Who knows. We should try.
Material: acrylic box frame, pencil, crayon and paint on notebook paper, held by wire framing
Measurements: 15.5” H × 19.75” L x 3.25” W
Weight: 7.6 lbs
Condition: excellent vintage condition
