Tag Archives: artist
earth tones
Color is a language in and of itself for artists, but sometimes using a lack of color is the perfect way to express what we’re feeling and thinking inside, or even to reflect what we are witnessing outside in nature. … Continue reading
Paint with nature
Paint with nature: I love using the abundant pollen or petals from flowers like lilies to make new watercolor paints. I usually dust the pollen off and use a muddler and some water to make it into a paste. Then … Continue reading
Creation
This seems like another answer to my question about how your relationship with the brand has evolved. Once you put it out there, you realized it was no longer yours. Now it was theirs. It’s creation. You know, I’m a painter. … Continue reading
Exploring the Outdoors Through Painting
“A blast of cold wind from the glacier throws my painting against my chest, and I shield my face from airborne grit. I’m hunkered below the Easton Glacier on Mount Baker, and swaths of cerulean paint reflect the blue ice hundreds … Continue reading
Heartbroken
What specifically inspired you this time around? Are you like some artists where you’re like, I create my best work when I’m miserable or being wronged? Or are you like, I just feel inspired or I’m happy or I have … Continue reading
Real Life of an MSW 