We tend to overcomplicate things. We tend to worry about things that haven’t happened yet. We routinely think we are not good enough, not talented enough, or lacking in some special confidence that everyone has but us.
Well, the answer to all of this noise is simply getting in motion when making your art. Even 20 minutes will relax you. The reason is because when you make art, you are no longer thinking hypothetically but genuinely experiencing. You feel present and oddly content.
Today’s post is a reminder to start your art again. Don’t worry if you don’t know what you are doing or where you are going. The practice of making it will bring out the best version of you. The one who is supremely qualified to solve or certainly lessen your challenges. I discovered this many years ago through coaching so many artists. When we make our art, and by our art, I mean what we care about, we do better. Our art does better, and so does our life.
This simple idea is how Art2LIfe supports and inspires artists to grow into themselves more and more and more.
To facilitate this idea, I have developed the BLOOM practice. It is a simple approach that I will be teaching at this year’s Art of Your Life Workshop.
I hope you can join us. Go here to get the invite…
Hope you get a chance to make something today!
– Nicholas
P.S. The Art of Your Life Workshop is where we go deeper into all of this—how getting into motion changes everything. It’s free, and it’s happening March 3rd. Click here to join us.
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Hi! I’m
Nicholas Wilton
the founder of Art2Life.
With over 20 years experience as a working artist and educator, I’ve developed a systematic approach that brings authenticity, spontaneity and joy back into the creative process.
Join me and artists from all over the world in our Free Art2Life Artists Facebook Group or learn more here about Art2Life.
