Two days ago, I was back in the National Gallery in London. The Impressionist rooms were packed, people drifting like tides in front of Monet, and I made a beeline to say hello to Degas’ dancers. That gorgeous pastel Ballet dancers stopped me in my tracks: velvet-soft light, movement caught mid-breath. Stunning.
Hello friends ! 😀 As we find ourselves in the heart of summer, I wanted to share a little update on my life and art journey over the past few weeks. Balancing work and family can be challenging, but it’s also incredibly rewarding, especially when you find ways to blend
Lately it seems that people want to know me a little better. I have been receiving various questions, but some come back more often. And this one I’m going to talk about is the second question I get asked the more often. The first being “and do you make a
Dive in the stream of creation 2 Last week I talked about the artist’s block and some of the reasons that may block a creative process (click here if you haven’t read it yet). Hopefully it gave you some interesting ideas on how to unblock and overcome some of these
Dive in the stream of creation 1 I wanted to find a positive title to talk about the artist’s block, and how to overcome it. And in one of my favorite series, Dirk Gently, Dirk and Bart refer to themselves as leaves in the stream of creation. I fell in
In my last article, I told you that I wanted to speak about the numerous reasons to feel bad as an artist. So I thought that I would just dive right into it this week. I won’t be posting only about that in the next weeks, but there are some
First, let me just say that I will talk about the opposite subject, and talk about the reasons to feel good. But I thought of this side first and I think it’s very important to talk about these negative feelings because they can be very damaging to our self esteem.
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