Margaux Vaughn Contemporary Abstract Art

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Location: Asheville, NC, United States

Margo Vaughn works primarily in acrylic, incorporating collage and mixed media that create deep, immersive spaces where surface and emotion are intertwined. -Each piece is a “quiet excavation”, inviting close inspection and dialogue with what lies beneath. -Her work offers a visual language for the complex, hidden corners of human experience. -Her art is rooted in the psychology of the shadow self and explores unspoken emotions, including grief, memory, fear, and longing.

Sunday, January 08, 2006

Margaux Vaughn Contemporary Abstract Art

Margaux Vaughn Contemporary Abstract Art
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The drive

The drive never let up. It was ever forceful and guilt-provoking, always heckling me to get focused, to get disciplined, to quit wasting precious time, to start making difficult decisions about what and who would have to be cut out of my life so that work would always be first. It was drive that insisted I start the long apprenticeship in learning wherein one must practice and practice and practice and begin to become one with the medium. It soon became very clear to me that nearly every obstruction with few exceptions could fall under the mantle of procrastination. So procrastination had to be thouroughly examined, understood and ruthlessly dealth with.Earlier on, I had encouraged dialogues with other talented people about their dedication to their art forms. But so often these dialogues lapsed into excuse-making sessions about why work was not getting done or even made. Suddenly I realized, who cares? Who cares about work that never gets made? Who cares about talents never used or fulfilled? The only thing that matters in the end is that the talent has evolved, has been nourished, and that a legacy has been left behind. Millions of excuses do not create legacys.
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Well, as always in January I'm reviewing my goals and making action steps for the coming year. I also want to have more accountabilty for those actions in 2006.

3 Short term goals.

1. Complete my mission statement
2. Order my first direct mail postcard
3. Reach power-seller status on e-bay


3 Long term goals - Over the next year

1. Creating a consistent body of signature work

2. Complete portfolio review and submit my portfolio to at least 5 galleries.

3. Produce at least 100 canvas this year.

I lowered my painting goals a little(by 100) because I decided that I want to pursue getting certified as a creativity coach. Plus, I still have the big move across the country up ahead. Also the first class that I want to take to get started starts 2nd week of Feb. which is around the time we're supposed to start moving. Sheesh! Frustration! I am trying to move around obstacles and make the most of the time I have available. Hope all of you are well.

Friday, January 06, 2006

Ready For 2006

Know your top three goals in 2006? Get your free goals report in less than 5 minutes (well, sometimes 10 minutes) at http://www.FreeGoalsReport.com/quiz.asp?id=1076

What are your scheduled hours for consistent time in the studio? Need some accountability?
So do I. Send me an e-mail and let me know your hours and we can support each other in sticking to it. margauxvaughn@hotmail.com