Making great art is like getting struck by lightning? Conversation between Ian Roberts & Angela Fehr
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- We all hope to make great art, but how can you know if what you are making has the potential to be great? Can you reconcile yourself to the idea that you might consider yourself lucky to make only one or two truly great paintings in your lifetime? If you truly can't identify your own greatest work, how can you commit to painting and find joy in the practice of art?
Ian Roberts @IanRobertsMasteringComposition and I talked about some of these ideas in a recent conversation and I wanted to share a piece of that conversation with you. The entirety of the interview is available to members of the Heart-Led Artist Journey, an identity and skill development series for artists available at www.heartledar...
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Thank you Angela, great conversation.
Brilliant! Thank you for sharing!❤
Excellent identification of my procrastination. Thank you Andela. Thank you Ian.❤
OMG!!! MY FAVORITE 2 ARTIST TUBERS!!! TOGETHER!
WHAT A FINE DAY THIS IS!
This is terrific! Thanks for sharing this with all of us, Angela!
Great to hear this encouraging chat thank you 😊
Absolutely fantastic. Thank you so much
How nice to see you in the sunlit warmth, apparently, of your home!
I always think my home is a warm place to be - I love that it comes across!
You are so kind to share your discussion with Ian Roberts with us. 😊
I find myself sometimes avoiding people who seem to know what they are talking about. My voice says I can’t keep up with them, Ian, you. I listen to my regrets, and they usually don’t encourage me. Just getting immersed, being so, is what I see. Once you are doing something, being immersed in it, most of us can succeed, maybe not at your level, or Ian’s, but it is success regardless.
Agreed-their path is not your path or my path but it is sometimes interesting to walk down their path for a few minutes. I guess. 😂
I think it's so interesting that in these interactions with artists who I would think have amassed so much knowledge (and I easily feel intimidated by my own awareness of my shortcomings), what it turns out is that they are operating with the same kind of openness to change and curiosity that has benefited my art so well. Expertise is helpful, but it's curiosity that creates the most possibility.
Thank you Angela for sharing this with us. I have learned so much from Ian Roberts videos and his two books. I would highly recommend both. Great to have two awesome Canadian artist in dialogue together.❤
We always have great conversations! I appreciate Ian's willingness to share and teach!
Angela + Ian = perfect video!! Thanks a lot for sharing this conversation, it's brilliant!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you Angela and Ian, this was the reassurance I seemed to need today!
Oh, I'm so glad!
Brillient 2 creative minds in a dialogue that I saw in the full video helped me to understand where I3m going with my art. Thank you Angela inviting Ian
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you -- I needed this today! ❤
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Hi, I am not seeing the link in the description box for the Back to the Brush course. Could we get that link? Thanks!
Hoping to have it available soon! If you're on my email list you'll hear about it as soon as it's available - angelafehr.com
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Not very appropiate, nor professional to fold your clothes while getting a video out.