Do you censor your Internal Artist?
\nWere you told as a child that you were not creative?
\nWere you raised to accept that creative time was a waste of time…worthy of guilt?<\/p>\n
If so, you are not alone. I can't tell you how many truly creative people I have met, who can't give themselves to the playful process of making art.<\/p>\n
These days, as art, music and PE are suffering cutbacks, and schools' art classes have to fit in a weekly smidgen of time, I worry about another generation of kids whose Inner Artist is being obliterated.<\/p>\n
Happily, among young adults, being a "Creative" means that you are in demand. I hear at trend conferences that there are fewer interns who can pick up a pencil and draw out an idea, but for those who can, there is a great demand for those who can translate a concept to an image.<\/p>\n
Art is Joyful.
\nCreativity is Healing.<\/p>\n
Making things with your hands clears your head and heals your heart.<\/p>\n
In a crazy world, we find our sanity, our Inner Peace, by expressing our heart and soul through art.<\/p>\n
When making art, or being creative,
\nwe need lots of empty time and space
\nfor our internal process to unfold.<\/p>\n
I spend a whole day in my studio, cleaning and organizing, listening to happy World Music, before I start a new project.<\/p>\n
Somewhere inside *all* of us is the
\nCreative Child who knows how to PLAY.<\/p>\n
Won't you join me?<\/p>\n
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