There are so many ways to look at marks.
Even marking occasions such as Valentine's Day.
In the end, I think a person's mark exists as long
as someone remembers them or takes notice of their mark.
Here's my February mark.
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Inspired by Japanese Nihonga
(F. Suerig, 2014)
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A fellow artist, Jim Bachor, shares my intrigue with marks.
Working in mosaics, this piece captures his life philosophy.
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"Make Your Mark"
(Jim Bachor, mosaic, 2010)
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To quote Jim,
"It means do a good job in whatever you pursue,
but don't be boastful about it."
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I love that fact that this piece, while encouraging you to make a mark,
is subtle in its execution.
Next month, we'll expand my marks exploration by launching a blog to share more "Marks, Here and Now." Keep YOUR marks coming. They're so much fun to see!
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