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Break Those Boundaries





Oh boy am I ever having a wonderful time .... just whaling away on my paintings that weren't making it.  I have trusted my intuition rather than trying to fit a mold that I just didn't fit.  All started in 2008 when I took a class from a great painter and tried to be like her....well...I never could and I got tighter and tighter and hated painting in a way.  Or...I was disappointed that what I did was so different from the way that I thought I should be painting.  Breaking those boundaries that I did indeed set for myself!  You have heard me mention Brooke Wandall the gal that I took the recent e-course with...I attribute much of my change to her thoughtful guidance.  It wasn't what she said it was what she didn't say!!!  For me that made all the difference.  Thank you, Brooke...forever grateful.....
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martinealison said…
Bonjour chère amie,

Je noie agréablement mon regard dans toutes vos peintures...
Vos couleurs sont fantastiques.
Je suis heureuse d'apprendre que vous vous sentez heureuse avec elles.

Gros bisous ♡
October 22, 2014 10:28 PM
LindaHunt said…
Thank you Sue and Martine!!!
October 23, 2014 3:41 AM
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