…and there’s as many ways to share that knowledge to an audience. Even the Loomis method, a method for drawing portraits invented by Andrew Loomis in the early 20th century, can be applied to the process of portraiture in many different ways once you understand it.
Every-time I prepare a lesson I work through the process that gets me to what I’m trying to achieve to figure out the best way to transfer that knowledge, and every time I do that I learn new ways to do the things I’ve done before and in doing that I create lots of little works…some of them I keep, some I sell and some I give away…. 😊
I’m pRetty happy with my efforts…
I’ve spent the best part of last week (the first week of the school holidays) working on my website which was what I planned to do. Now that I’ve done that I can put extra effort into painting things that will build my store as well as work on other commitments, like commissions and preparing upcoming workshop/courses. My ongoing plan is to structure my days/weeks into a work schedule and stick to it…and that’s it! That’s my exciting project of the moment - building a well structured, time-managed-organised-existence to create in.
sincerely,
Cat