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During the creative process – your beautiful space.
Watercolor days and ink swept nights
Painting— its color, line, and rhythm—gives a glimpse into the emotional content of scenes like this. It speaks to…
I was in my 30s and she was in her 60s. I had come to study with her in the woods of Big Timber, Montana. Flown in amid a crush of men going fly fishing…
Your waters, your colors, your beauty nestled among the hills that kiss the sea
A week of small things that resulted in peace and contentment Lemons in my water and daybeds in my paintings
Spring Always Comes
Just for you, a watercolor journaling video…
I had one artist that I’d just met, pull me aside at one of my workshops and tell me, ‘Dreama, be sure, in all that you are doing, to…
In regards to last week’s confession, I’ve been having some happy times painting at the cottage. I wanted to share what actually triggered me getting back to the easel. It was a back-end approach. I wasn’t trying to ‘find’ something to paint.
Dreams and creativity or plans to exercise and take better care of ourselves are often added to some imaginary ‘first of the year/next month/ when things’ slow down list. And so we wait.
I have grown my studio to reflect me and my dreams. It is not based on what a proper artist’s studio ‘should’ have. (Who wrote those ‘rules’ anyway??) It is and will always be reflective of my changing dreams and desires.
Let’s head inside so you can see what I’ve chosen and why. I hope you are inspired to do the same for yourself. Create a magical space, one that reflects and supports YOU in your creative endeavors!
What to do when you have too much on your mind and on your plate—the prescription is here 😉
