Thank you, Patricia! Let’s keep creating – both intentionally and intuitively!

Thank you, Barbara!!

Thanks, Cheryl! When contemplating about what to create, I often think too much of the techniques and styles and less about underlying themes. Recently, I have focused more on the themes, and it’s been rewarding. That’s also what I would like us to explore in the class – the differences and similarities between intentional and intuitive work. The class will also have a big theme and subthemes that keep the inspiration going.

Thank you, Lorraine! Your comment brightened my day!!

Trish, thanks so much for your comment! Using images as an inspiration rather than a reference is central in my creative process and I think it’s very effective when we want to guide our creativity but not harness it too much. It’s wonderful that you have also found the technique useful and that it has made you freer!

Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Rae Lynn! It can be the case! At least for me, the passion for creating goes down if everything is intentional. I begin to rationalize everything and when the emotion goes out of the process, it’s difficult to be passionate. And if I am not passionate, I don’t create much.

Wonderful! Thanks so much for commenting, Cynthia!