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MY CREATIVE PROCESS

My creative process was multi-dimensional, rather than linear. When I first began my project, I intended on displaying my work in 3-dimensional pieces. However, after time went on, I realized that I would be most successful making 2-dimensional pieces with the materials that I had available to me. During this time, I had become discouraged by the fact that I had to change my original project idea, however I came to realize that projects rarely turn out exactly how they are intended to. When I was seeking more inspiration and motivation, I looked towards digital drawing. I had never worked with digital drawing before and wanted to see if experimenting with a new medium would spark my creativity, and it did! From there, I decided that I wanted to include digital pieces alongside my paper crafted pieces not only to show versatility in my art, but also to show the different phases I went through throughout my creative process.

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The link below will take you to my tumblr page, where I made frequent updates regarding my project process. I included many of my posts below as well.

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Inspiration

I was heavily inspired by artists Su Blackwell and Karine Diot, who have extensive portfolios in paper crafting. Their pieces made from book pages sparked my creativity and kept me motivated when I doubted myself and my project. You can visit their websites at the links below!

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