“You must train your intuition. You must trust the small voice inside which tells you exactly what to say, what to decide.”
— Ingrid Bergman
Believe it or not, collage-miniature experiments in my sketch journal have become less about visual results than they have about intuitive choices and conditioning my sequential responses. If one can internalize this process as a smooth, nonjudgmental flow, then it is possible to bring it to bear with more rational, formal concepts. This will help avoid bogging down in an undesirable, second-guessing mode. I hope that makes sense. If not, I promise that I will keep trying to articulate this important aspect of creativity.
Untitled (Oat Man Mountain)
a journal experiment by J A Dixon
5 x 4.5 inches
Untitled (Per Pound!)
a journal experiment by J A Dixon
7.75 x 8 inches
Untitled (pierced)
a journal experiment by J A Dixon
3 x 4 inches
Untitled (DBC)
a journal experiment by J A Dixon
9 x 5 inches