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Author: Sharon Leah

September 18, 2020 Sharon Leah

Prosperity for Artists

September 18, 2020January 30, 2021 Sharon Leah

Identify THE Most Important Thing To Do Now

August 20, 2020January 19, 2021 Sharon Leah

What Is Your Most Important Creative Work?

August 3, 2020September 18, 2020 Sharon Leah

Reawakening to Creativity

June 18, 2020September 18, 2020 Sharon Leah

Be Happy

June 8, 2020September 18, 2020 Sharon Leah

Everyone is Creative

February 4, 2020September 18, 2020 Sharon Leah

Konmari Changed My Relationship to Books

July 26, 2018 Sharon Leah

Should Artists Keep Art Journals?

July 7, 2018 Sharon Leah

Why Paint in a Tradition

June 28, 2018July 1, 2018 Sharon Leah

Emotions Reveal Your Focus

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Creating or making art is an experiment. If one thing doesn’t work, we try something different. But we (artists) often approach our work with a different expectation— immediate gratification that looks and feels like success. Art making is more fun when we think of it as experimenting. 😉 Stand with Ukraine. The writer's draft is equivalent to an artist's study. Now this 2x2-inch thumbnail study of mountain rhododendron can be read and decisions made about how to make it better. I'm painting small this month and working out the color palette (swipe) before I start painting. These little studies are 2 x 2 inches. #gouache on #archespaper This is a mini 2 x 2 inch gouache painting of a very large subject— mountains in the background. I’m working on a small series of these small paintings. What would you do with something this small? I’m trying a new medium—gouache. I think I’m going to like it. Love the matte finish and fast drying time.
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