Whatever the motivation, being creative shouldn't be a chore, and can't be scheduled or forced. Too many demands take the joy out of it, and the magic. You need to recognize when the passion to create is there, and grab it that moment.
Anda works mostly in acrylic. Her subjects range from landscapes, to close-ups, to animals, to architecture. She's always challenging herself, seeing things in a new light. Keep in touch here, to see how Anda's art is coming along, see what's been done lately, or what's on the easel. To see more about Anda, check out her website, www.andakettsfineart.com
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Monday, October 26, 2009
It's all about the passion
In talking to a budding student of mine today, I hope I got a clear message to her that good art comes from a passion for either the act of producing the art, or from the subject which is being painted. You're really happy when both happen together. I find that there is an inner drive or feeling ( instinct?) that happens to me, and I just have to paint. Often it's the subject that gets me motivated first - that I want to create an image that will preserve the something special or unique for eternity. This is what's happening lately, on the subject of heavy horses - I just have to capture their elegance, strength and beauty. Sometimes though, I just have to paint, and end up looking through my vast album of pictures for a subject that fits the mood.
Whatever the motivation, being creative shouldn't be a chore, and can't be scheduled or forced. Too many demands take the joy out of it, and the magic. You need to recognize when the passion to create is there, and grab it that moment.
"Live like you mean it."
Whatever the motivation, being creative shouldn't be a chore, and can't be scheduled or forced. Too many demands take the joy out of it, and the magic. You need to recognize when the passion to create is there, and grab it that moment.
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