1. Start with Bold Color Play Begin by applying bold colors to your canvas. Don’t overthink or hesitate—just start putting down colors you love. Your goal at this stage is to cover most of the canvas with different shades and marks, using a variety of tools. This is just the beginning, giving you a base to …
Lately, I’ve been feeling a bit stuck when it comes to my collage practice. I love collaging—it’s something that comes so naturally and intuitively to me, especially when I’m working on sketchbook covers. But when it comes to creating collages inside my dedicated collage sketchbook, I hit a wall. I find myself hesitating, overthinking, and …
Creating abstract paintings is a journey, much like living a human life. It’s filled with moments of spontaneity, mistakes, unexpected beauty, and deep reflection. In abstract art, there are no strict rules to follow—only the freedom to express. Every brushstroke tells a part of the story, and each layer builds upon the last, forming a …
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When we start our creative practice journey, the prospect of limitless freedom can be both exciting and overwhelming. Without structure or boundaries, we might find ourselves paralyzed by choice, unsure of where to begin. How can we keep our creativity flowing and make progress in our art? The answer might seem counter-intuitive, but it involves …
In the world of art, failure is often seen as a roadblock rather than a stepping stone. Yet, the truth is that embracing failure can be one of the most liberating and transformative experiences in our creative journey. Today, we’re exploring why getting comfortable with failure is essential for unlocking our true artistic potential and finding joy …
Finding joy in art is a journey toward authenticity and self-expression. When you create art that reflects your true self, it stands out and resonates with the right audience. However, one of the biggest obstacles to making authentic work is the rush for results. We often think that art should come naturally, as if talent …
Introduction In a world that often prizes perfection, the concept of creating intentionally “ugly” paintings may seem counterintuitive. However, this practice can offer profound insights into accepting imperfection and embracing the natural flow of life. My journey with creating “bad” paintings has led to valuable lessons about letting go of control, understanding the essence of acceptance, and finding joy in the process …