I'm working on creating a series of online classes to offer up, but can't seem to work fast enough. It’s a little frustrating, but I'm so excited to get this shindig on the road to launch. Learning the technology of getting things filmed, edited and everything else that this project entails is a bit daunting, but I will keep chipping away at it because I have a lot to offer you.
I'm not technologically trained and the #perfectionnotion kicks in, hindering my progress.
Luckily for me, while working it's easier to kick my inner critic to the curb as he’s whispering, “but it's not perfect..”
It took me a long time to be able to do that, now I need to work at applying this training to everything else in my life.
In my classes, I will talk about the perfection notion and encourage you to let go of the idea that your work must be perfect. I believe creating art should be an enjoyable and fulfilling process, an exploration of materials and what ifs. It's an exciting journey.
Letting go of expectations and kicking the inner critic to the curb are important steps in freeing yourself to create with a sense of fun and enjoyment.
I believe the label “artist” isn't exclusively reserved for the educated professional, it's inclusive to all of those individuals who have the courage to pick up their materials whether it's a paintbrush, a pencil, sheet music or a script.
If creating something is a longing you hold in your heart, YOU ARE AN ARTIST.
