Inside The Mind Of An Artist
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- čas přidán 12. 09. 2021
- September 2021 Interview with contemporary painter Krista Harris.
Krista describes what her influences are and how to sustain a thriving studio practice of your own.
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I love the blue one. Please look at Mary Newcomb's work I think you will like her work. She was from UK Suffolk. I like your art.
I started as a well trained impressionist that mostly was only dabbling because my day job was very demanding and providing a good income. After semi retiring, I was dabbling in almost every style. Then upon full retirement and setting up a more legit studio, I became much more interested in abstract oil. Then, not bing satisfied with where is was going, I fell into reading a lot of best seller fiction novels and mostly stopped viewing other artist work online or off line. Around the same time, I stopped listening to any background music while painting.
I'm not suggesting to others to not listen to music or view other art works. Just, at some point you may want to have a completely quite environment, including your mind telling you maybe try this or that of what you seen from others. Having the novel's influence unknowingly hidden in the background with all their wonderful lessons of empathy and morality seems to work well for creativity
Yes - agreed . I have a yearly container of 10 artists in my dive deep program. I strongly suggest during that time to not get into posting or viewing on social media as work on developing our deeper intuition towards authentic work. Here the time together is best spent with ‘ the best studio practice is with a closed studio door’. I have found the benefits of support are in guiding folks towards originality- u fortunately our world spinning so fast has left many hanging out in superficial realms of making paintings that are good enough formally speaking. It’s nobody’s fault but deep inner listening sometimes needs to be re-learned
I enjoyed this video thanks. Made me want to paint and create. Krista is a wonderful teacher. Great questions Lauren.
Inspiring you to create is the best compliment. Thank you.
BEAUTIFULLLL
Thank you - appreciate that