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Dragonflies and sea creatures. Isn’t kids art just amazing?
Some favorites from todays Art Camp ❤️

Sunshine and Shadows at Galerie Tangerine
Local art lovers, the opening reception for this show is tonight 6-8:00

Sunshine and Shadows — Galerie Tangerine

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Love this article for its accurate description of what it is to paint en plein air.

Why Paint from Life? Photo Reference vs....

In 2021, when I thought the world would open up at any moment, I started writing this blog post. Just finished and posted it now...

Time to Book the Trip: How Travel Inspires Creativity - Start In Art Our small group wound through narrow cobbled pathways, across colorful plazas, and over many arched canal bridges, following our hosts with excited anticipation. For me, this was a dream I had held onto for years… the chance to visit Venice's Piazza San Marco. When we stepped through the final ar...

Oh, what fun!

Last night’s painting in The Creative Well!

https://www.startinart.com/the-creative-well-membership-2/

Good one!

22 tips for 2022: Get creative, even if you aren't feeling inspired There are lots of benefits to creating art. Experts say if you spend just 10 minutes of random art-making, it will help you kick-start the habit — no creative inspiration required.

Is the night black? And are the stars white? 🌃
Vincent didn’t think so!
📝He wrote to his sister Willemien: ‘If you look carefully you’ll see that some stars are lemony, others have a pink, green, forget-me-not blue glow. And without labouring the point, it’s clear that to paint a starry sky it’s not nearly enough to put white spots on blue-black’.

🌻 Detail: Vincent van Gogh, Terrace of a Café at Night (Place du Forum) (1888) Kröller-Müller Museum

This show is so gorgeous. And I’m so happy - 3 of my 5 pieces sold on the first day!

When you have the willingness to be bad at something first!
Not every piece is a keeper…but the creative experience is what is valuable!

People plus statues 😄

Oh my! Amazing.

Such fun to watch this painting evolve!

Perspective changes everything.

Tulip forest