ARTE MECCO: Challenging and Exhausting my Creativity.

I found that most of the children wanted to cover the entire paper with color. I placed crayons, as their instruments. I let them use as much paper as they needed and interrelated the method of switching the papers amongst themselves to finish most processes. All in all, much of the process became a rush and competitive process. Now the process of ARTE MECCO was beginning. As I explored the papers, I saw that most of the papers were completely full with crayon marks.

Trying to focus on an area to attack has become a very challenging process. I have learned that my conventional methods of ARTE MECCO would not work, as marks have invaded most of the areas. The problem was that there is too much movement on the paper and the solution was for me to corral and tame the movement.

As similar to traditional ARTE MECCO, I explored negative space at the beginning of the process. This process by the children has placed a construction on my creativity, while expanding my vocabulary of the usage of Hyglyx. Images that I wouldn't normally use, have become central structures. As the ARTE MECCO images do evolve, I begin to see environments that are natural. These children drawings challenges my creativity into harnessing explosive energy into bolts of beauty. I have begun to see how the children's usage of line has catered to the conformity of ARTE MECCO. ARTE MECCO is lines. This challenge has placed many degrees of movement onto ARTE MECCO.

Taming childness to conform to ARTE MECCO, has captured and restored a degree of spontaneity and color to ARTE MECCO.


The degrees of focal points are plentiful. The ARTE MECCO image has placed a celestial deposit upon the paper.

Looking at the raw beginning of this process, with only the children markings, one is lead to just that, the joyful confusion of a child's drawing. Dissecting these drawings through the ARTE MECCO process, I observe a quiet tameness that is present. It is apparent to me that, these children drawings were created with the assistance of music, so applying this process has lead me to placing a completion upon this creativity.

This challenge to ARTE MECCO is another degree to me further developing the process of ARTE MECCO. This process of dissecting and deciphering is mentally exhausting, though it is mandatory for the development and future structuring of ARTE MECCO.


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