Tag: intuitive art

Assemblage sculpture of vintage sewing tools, a fabric flower, wooden pieces, beads, wire, and a small bell.

Mindfulness of Play

Published September 2, 2026

Sewing Susan explores the Mindfulness of Play, showing how childhood memories, intuitive making, and creative curiosity can gently return us to the present moment.

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Returning to Childhood Through Art

Childhood assemblage sculpture made from an antique oilcan decorated with colorful feathers, butterflies, flowers, and large pink beads.

Returning to Childhood Through Art

Published March 8, 2026

In this childhood assemblage sculpture, an antique oilcan is transformed into a colorful creature using butterflies, feathers, flowers, and bright beads—materials that capture the playful imagination of childhood.

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Mindful Monoprinting

Abstract Gelli Plate monoprint with layered textures and soft, muted colors. Organic shapes and translucent paint layers overlap across the surface, showing traces of impressions made with simple tools. The composition feels playful and contemplative, suggesting movement, experimentation, and mindful attention within the printmaking process.

Mindful Monoprinting

Published January 12, 2026

Monoprinting with a Gelli Plate offers a gentle invitation to slow down, play, and remain present, allowing simple materials and mindful attention to open space for reflection and discovery.

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