The Right Questions and A Moment of Fear
It’s been a very interesting week. First, I want to share a video I uploaded on Saturday to my YouTube
It’s been a very interesting week. First, I want to share a video I uploaded on Saturday to my YouTube
In which we learn more about the re-designed website and updates on art, pottery, music, the annual creatives retreat, and
There’s a lot of talk these days about comfort zones. Depending on the source or the situation, the advice will
The greatest skill that has grown in my own art practice is the skill of observing, of learning to see.
Every artist has one: a cabinet, a box, a file, and/or a garbage bin where all the “turkeys” go. In
The core question for Teaching for Artistic Behavior is “What do artists do?” Artists are learners, and they are always
What comes to mind when you think of skills artists need? How to draw? How to hold and use a
I have a goal to do a lot more plein air work, so I’ve been making the effort to do
At the beginning of June I spent several days with the Grandchildren. Their parents were off on a ministry trip.
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