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Article 9
In drawing and painting, focusing on problems rather than addressing solutions has us repeating errors over and over again. – 2014
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Article 8
When something is wrong with the nose, check the cheeks; something wrong with the mouth, check the chin and upper lip. Anything else wrong? Start over again. . . – 2014
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Article 7
Art exists when the passionate statement of an individual is expressed through an inanimate object whose inert physicality is transcended – becoming a statement, a connection with others – the essence...
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Article 6
Used discretely, with frugality and foresight, a line says more than it ever could through an exaggerated or extravagant display of its potential.
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Article 5
If there is something wrong with the nose, check the cheeks; something wrong with the mouth, check the chin and upper lip. Anything else wrong? Start over again. . . – 2014
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Article 4
If you can smell, feel, hear and/or taste the subject in a painting, it is unquestionably successful. – 2014
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Article 3
The study of folds is simply a series of exercises, to be fondly repeated forever and ever.
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It was a toddler who once expressed one of the most beautiful creative thoughts ever spoken : “First I think. Then I draw my think.” Her name was Eleanor Milne. She became Canada’s premier stone...
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Article 1
Learning the basics is the one most important step to take in any craft – and the one which will take up most of our life.
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Create a sketchbook of 1000 different noses. Repeat the exercise in paint. Begin again with mouths, then ears, then elbows, then knees. . . Success is not easily attained, just wonderfully lived in the...
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