Intuitive Gladiolus in Watercolor: Painting from a place of abundance, World Watercolor Month 2020 скачать в хорошем качестве

Intuitive Gladiolus in Watercolor: Painting from a place of abundance, World Watercolor Month 2020

Do you wonder if you have what it takes to make beautiful art? Do you worry that your last good painting was truly the last good painting you'll ever make? Are you afraid of running out of good ideas for paintings, or are you hoarding your "good" paper until you are "good enough" to use it? These concerns can rob your painting practice of joy! They reveal a scarcity mindset toward your art that holds you back from growing into the artist you were meant to be. If I am able to approach my painting practice with the conviction that I have everything I need to make the art I’m meant to make today, I can paint without reservation, trusting that the creativity I use today will provide fertile ground for tomorrow’s growth. My creativity is not a cistern, holding a finite capacity that decreases as I use it, rather, it’s a spring, flowing from deeper sources than I can imagine, welling up to replace and overflow as I draw from it. In today's demonstration, I'm starting with an "abundance" of glorious yellow paint, letting the color flow and letting each brush stroke guide the one that follows after. This approach to intuitive watercolor painting can reveal the wealth of creativity and skill that you already carry within, instead of worrying about what you will need for the future. Paint for the joy of it now, and let tomorrow take care of itself! Resources and Links to Help You: Visit the World Watercolor Month website and find out how you can support our charitable partner, the Dreaming Zebra Foundation, in their goal of bringing art to kids in need and fostering creativity all over the world. Shop the souvenir shop for exclusive 2020 WWM merchandise, and enter to win prizes from our sponsors: https://worldwatercolormonth.com I teach artists how to fall in love with their own work and become their own favorite artist in my online watercolor classes and community: https://learn.angelafehr.com Supplies Used Today: (I receive a small commission when you make a purchase using the links below. Thank you!) Watercolor Paint: Daniel Smith Nickel Azo Yellow, Quinacridone Sienna, Cascade Green http://bit.ly/2Z9jEQG Brushes: Da Vinci Forte Synthetic Mottler 20mm https://bit.ly/30ZhELm Rosemary & Co Series 336 Extended Point Posara #10 - https://www.rosemaryandco.com/waterco... Paper: Arches 140# cold press My palette is made by Robax: https://www.robax.com/palettes.html