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Slow and Steady

7/16/2016 9:55:48 AM
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As the Art season is in full swing,  I struggle to create art pieces with "stickyness"  that will be around and enjoyed for years. I want to avoid the "paint what sells" mentality.  It never finishes as well as a painting that finds me.

What comes from the heart goes  to the heart.     

Art reflects the times, I want to create pieces that excite me,  subject matter , color, control and spontaneity.   I want a painting that 100 years from now might inspire another budding artist.  What are your thoughts about this digital "information" age and how it influences art.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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14 Responses to Slow and Steady

Digital media has capture all the aspects of life.Its everywhere now.We can't move forward without it.But I'm happy about your thoughts.You're so optimistic and realistic person.Thanks for sharing

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Slow and steady reminds me of my school days. I really liked your post and I will be waiting for you to create an art piece soon. Best of luck. Thanks for the share.

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I completely resonate with your perspective on art in the digital age! It's refreshing to hear someone prioritize creating art that comes from the heart rather than succumbing to the pressure of producing what sells. Your commitment to making art that's not only enduring but also deeply personal is truly inspiring.

The idea that "what comes from the heart goes to the heart" is beautifully put and holds so much truth. It's in those genuine, heartfelt creations that the true essence of an artist shines through, and those are the pieces that tend to resonate the most with viewers.

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