Thank you, Melinda!!

Thank you, Annie! However, don’t left your inner engineer too behind! There’s a lot in art that looks effortless but is very analytical and full of attention to nuances, that applies to my art too. I use my inner engineer all the time even if the ultimate experience for me in art is freedom. So it’s just great to be an engineer too!!

I love this “prefer to be in my not-knowing” It feels to me that this kind of approach leaves room for the spirit to come up!

Oh, my heart jumped with joy – there’s a writer who reads my blog and who dreams about creating art!

There’s a lot in writing that you can use for visual expression, so I am excited for you! But as you know that it’s quite impossible to learn writing without writing, it’s even more impossible to learn painting or drawing without doing it. With writing, we can just type, but with painting and drawing, motoric skills need to grow too.

I also think that we have to move a part of the wisdom from our brain to our hand, and also accept that the hand accidentally creates something that’s more interesting to the mind than the image that has been growing there for weeks. That’s when the adventure begins!

Thanks, Ann! I agree, colors and shapes don’t always have to be born intentionally, sometimes art is the art of seeing and receiving!

Thank you, Phyllis! “To ask not to fear” – I love that, it’s such a boost in self-confidence, especially when doing regularly. Wonderful to hear that you like the results from Floral Freedom!