At 01:00 PM 11/15/01 EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >I wonder why she's never gotten into sculpture...as much as she enjoys the visual arts and HAS remained inspired with her painting, it seems to me like she would have branched out into some other media. Maybe she could become another Dr. Junk! > >Bob
Some of her work has been mixed media as I recall (not counting the cat pee on the Rain Barrel painting...) ;-) That is an interesting question. Maybe her health and time constraints again come into play here. Or maybe she has done some sculpting. Although I can't imagine her having someone holding up pieces of metal for her to weld into place...lol. (Well, now that I think about it-lol) You can always go back to a painting if it is unfinished, or you are frustrated with it, but can you go back to a song? (Okay, Two Grey Rooms not withstanding.) I have a whole CD of what I call 'Unfinished Business'. Songs that i never finished- complete orchestrations with no words or melody. But my friend Yolanda took one of the songs and put lyrics and a melody to it and it is quite beautiful. Alot of musicians who have told me the same thing happen. When you are hot on it, or inspired, it seems to come together magically, but when there is a big gap in time, it's like the momentum is lost and your never going to get there. And you have an unfinished piece. And you listen to it and listen to it and it has such potential... So Joni must have a few pof these laying around. I mean, look at some oif the early versions of All I Want and other songs that we have heard. She kept on these and kept them alive. She waw and felt the potential not to let these ideas die and to actually let them become something greater than what they started as- lyrically, that is. Now what this has to do with sculpture is beyond me...sorry for the digression-LOL Steve Steve
