Creative freedom : 52 art ideas, projects and exercises to overcome your creativity block PDF
Preview Creative freedom : 52 art ideas, projects and exercises to overcome your creativity block
Creative Freedom 52 art ideas, projects and exercises to overcome your creativity block Maggie Price Cincinnati, Ohio www.artistsnetwork.com Contents Introduction Breaking Out of Your Block to Move Forward 1 Acrylic Catherine Anderson Apply Color Intuitively With a Paper Towel 2 Acrylic - Catherine Anderson Experiment With Unfamiliar Colors 3 Pastel - Stephanie Birdsall Paint Quick Sketches for Fresh Ideas 4 Pastel - Stephanie Birdsall Explore Color in a Series of Paintings 5 Acrylic - Marcia Burtt Skip the Planning Process 6 Acrylic - Marcia Burtt Paint Without Stopping to Critique 7 Pastel - Bill Canright Paint With the Other Hand 8 Pastel - Bill Canright Tackle a Difficult Subject 9 Oil - Dot Courson Using a Limited Pallette 10 Oil - Dot Courson One Reference Photo for Many Paintings 11 Watercolor - Charles “Bud” Edmondson Working Backward 12 Watercolor - Charles “Bud” Edmondson Pick Four Photos, Create One Painting 13 Watercolor - Steve Fleming Painting From Memory 14 Watercolor - Steve Fleming Work From Line to Design 15 Pastel - Diane Artz Furlong Get Up Close 16 Pastel - Diane Artz Furlong Paint From Your Imagination 17 Watercolor - Livy Glaubitz Sketch Your Surroundings 18 Watercolor - Livy Glaubitz Splash and Dash 19 Watercolor - Becky Haletky Give It a Bath 20 Watercolor - Becky Haletky Paint a Subject That’s New to You 21 Oil - Marc Hanson Change Your Tools 22 Oil - Marc Hanson Paint Outdoors at Night 23 Pastel - Ray Hassard Paint in a New Location 24 Pastel - Ray Hassard Use a Plein Air Painting for a Studio Piece 25 Oil - Jean Hildebrant Set Your Subject in Another Era 26 Oil - Jean Hildebrant Copy the Work of Another Artist 27 Mixed Media - Janie Hutchinson Rework a Plein Air Painting With Layers 28 Pastel and Oil - Janie Hutchinson Explore Color Variations of the Subject 29 Watercolor - Jeanne Hyland Apply Watercolor With Unusual Tools 30 Watercolor - Jeanne Hyland Splatter Paint for an Intuitive Start 31 Oil - Christine Lashley Start Bright and Move to Neutral 32 Oil - Christine Lashley Prepare for the Painting With Preliminary Studies 33 Pastel - Denise LaRue Mahlke Create a New Painting Surface 34 Pastel - Denise LaRue Mahlke Copy the Work of an Old Master 35 Oil - Eric Michaels Paint Beyond the Boundaries of the Photo 36 Watercolor - Eric Michaels Paint Large Masses and Work Wet-Into-Wet 37 Oil - Ann M. Musto Put Down the Brush 38 Oil - Ann M. Musto Rescue a Failed Painting With a Palette Knife 39 Pastel - Maggie Price 10-Minute Studies 40 Oil - Maggie Price Take a Class, Workshop or Lessons 41 Oil - Jody Regan Paint in a Different Size or Format 42 Oil - Jody Regan 30-Minute Paintings 43 Oil - Cynthia Rowland Flower Power Hour 44 Oil - Cynthia Rowland Paint a Single-Color Subject 45 Watercolor - Peggy Morgan Stenmark Paint Vegetables! 46 Watercolor - Peggy Morgan Stenmark Find the Abstract in the Ordinary 47 Watercolor - Brenda Swenson Paint Watercolor on a Tinted Surface 48 Watercolor Collage - Brenda Swenson Create a Watercolor-Stained Paper Collage 49 Acrylic - Janet Walsh Change Your Viewpoint and Medium 50 Acrylic - Janet Walsh Paint Your Treasures 51 Pastel - Jimmy Wright Take a Detail From Oil for a Painting in Pastel 52 Pastel - Jimmy Wright Create a New Pastel Painting Over an Old One Conclusion About the Author IL REFUGIO, Maggie Price Pastel on Richeson Premium Pastel Surface 24” × 18” (61cm × 46cm) Landscapes are my primary subject. Until recently I rarely painted structures, still lifes or people. To break out of my landscape rut I have experimented with a variety of subjects, including interiors and still-life subjects. Exploring how
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