The Truth About Learning to Paint
Painting is a gift that everyone has the opportunity to experience.
We can all benefit from creating art through painting if we only embrace it.
Painting allows us to unleash our hidden creativity to recreate things we see in life, as well as develop new perspectives using various mediums to convey our thoughts.
Art can convey our personal knowledge and truth on canvas for others to view and appreciate.
We can also create paintings meant only for our personal viewing pleasure.
Whether you share your creations or keep them hidden away, the process of painting requires a certain mindset that allows us to tap into the creative side of our brain.
When we stop fighting our natural fears and lean into our innate talent, we can unleash powerful words without saying a thing.
Painting is a visual language that we each have the power to unlock, especially if we take the time to learn from others who have gone before us.
The truth is that learning how to paint can help you:
Think on your feet.
Unlock your creativity.
Discover your hidden talent.
Increase your confidence.
Boost your problem-solving skills.
Strengthen your ability to focus.
Practice your ability to follow-through on projects.
Pivot potential mistakes into masterpieces.
Convey your thoughts without words.
The truth about painting far outweighs any internal fears you may have about doing it.
Want to learn how painting can help you achieve more than you ever imagined? Check out Art with Adele. This interactive art course allows you to watch me paint as I explain everything I am doing and the thinking behind it. Also included are interviews with gallery owners and artists, a monthly book review, resources to help get you started, and a private Facebook group where you can ask questions or post your artwork for critique. To find out more and sign up, click here.
