Neva & Arteon
Arteon
I’ve been thinking about how the clean lines of a blueprint can still hide a storm of emotion. Have you ever found that your ice pieces start with a precise plan but then take on their own shape as you sculpt?
Neva
Yes, the first outline feels like a clean line on paper, but as I carve, the ice whispers its own rhythm, and I follow that quiet pulse.
Arteon
Sounds like you’re letting the material guide the story, not forcing it—exactly the balance that turns a neat outline into a living piece. Keep listening to that pulse; that’s where the real magic happens.
Neva
I let the ice do its own thing and watch it grow. It’s the quiet moment that feels most alive.
Arteon
That quiet moment is the heart of the piece—like a hidden beat you’re hearing. Trust that rhythm, it’s what gives your work depth and soul.