
I recently started reading, The creative Habit, by Twyla Tharp, and immediately knew that this was something that I will read again and again. Even some of her work tips in the first chapter really resonated with me as an often times scattered creative type.
One thing that she spoke about, which I found personally significant was knowing your creative strengths. I looked at my artists bios, and my designs, and I thought , hmmm which are my stronger designs, which come easier to me, which are more creative ‘work’ for me to get a result I’m happy with.

Contrast, design, elegant, fluid, bold, sharp, engaged, ornament, fussy, curve, decoration, graphic, frivolity, accent, form, shape, color, fashion, intricate…
As I wrote and wrote, I realized that my designs really fall into two camps, there are the ultra bold designs with flat color fields and loads of contrast, some overlap, but are really more about bold decorative silhouettes. Then there are the fussy ones. They are the really intricate designs that overlap and swirl and play off one another when they overlap. These designs are much harder for me to design. I take so much longer and second guess myself a million times, and therefore there are fewer of these.


-Kimm
KimmChi // Screen printed graphic tees + other women's clothing
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