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Steal Like an Artist
“Steal like an artist.” That’s the title of a popular self-empowerment book for artists and a phrase on lots of peoples’ lips these days. It’s a variation on “Good artists borrow, great artists steal!” which [...]
“Swing a Bigger Brush”
If you want to loosen up your paintings, here’ a little piece of advice: "Swing a bigger brush - you don't know what fun you are missing." So wrote Charles Hawthorne in a little gem [...]
Exuberance and Honesty
Since we’re talking about him this week, I thought we’d give Matisse the floor and see what he has to say for himself. White Algae on Orange and Red Background (Algue blanche sur fond [...]
A Tale of Two Sill Lifes
Beloved of artists and art-lovers alike, Henri Matisse painted from a place of exuberance and honesty – he took a joyful approach to the world as well as to painting. Matisse’s canvases show plainly he [...]
The Myth of Talent
“With almost any creative endeavor, we mistakenly think that we know what translates into success.” – Susan J. Langer Most people look at paintings in galleries and museums and think that artists are special people, [...]
Three Inspiring Tips for Artists
THINK AGAIN The late Canadian landscapist Robert Genn suggested that, “rather than go with your first choice in a composition, go with your second choice.” Why? I think it’s partly because our first choice is often the [...]
