Art is magical. I live in Istanbul, another, far away part of the world, and i love you, your art and the way you think, the way you list 🙃. I feel i am not alone
Love all these ideas! I have a few additional favs: From life drawing class - make 1, 2,5,& 10 minute sketches, but as life drawing models aren't always available, I draw my supplies, or sketch little still lifes, changing my viewing angle with each sketch. From a very young artist who I once babysat - take a stack of copy paper and an ordinary writing pencil and draw as many things as fast as you can, drawing whatever you see or imagine. Then pick out your favourites and draw those again, this time spending as much time as you like. I also, to avoid that procrastination thing, often sketch or doodle ideas mid-yoga, or while sipping my tea. No pressure to produce the "great work" if I'm just taking a minute out to sketch an idea, or try a different viewpoint of a subject. These "mindless" sketches often seem to channel an inner muse, and have led to some of my favourite pieces. Whatever way we find that works, we all need to permit ourselves that childlike abandon to play. Off to find a stack of copy paper and the stub of a pencil! And I hope the light and love of each of your muses shines upon you, dances in your peripheral vision, and whispers gentle encouragement in your ear. Thank you again, Wendy, for sharing from your saucer. There is art in your words, as well as in your hands and heart.❤️
You inspire me so much. I’ve never taken an art class, but I’ve had a love affair with creating my entire life. My creativity gets buried in the stress of life. However I always return. I’m turning 53 this year and I’m making space for my creativity and growing as a creator, it’s my time. You are a light that I’m so grateful for! I just adore you and I love what you create. Your brilliant and magical 💕
Very helpful Wendy - loads of top tips. Thank you 🙏. I found that often, after fully preparing my space, I struggle with a deep reluctance to start. Then I discovered the Mel Robbins countdown which interrupts the overthinking brain - “5, 4, 3, 2, 1, GO” - and helps me get going right at that crucial moment. I’m fine once I get started 😛. Have a great week 💕
What a wonderful share! Thank You. I am a pen & ink illustrator currently working on a large book (50 illustrations) and have stalled to a complete stop. It's like trying to walk through quicksand just getting into my studio - and my studios are both in my home! LOL This video really reminded me of so many different ways I can change up my work approach and re-vitalize my mood. Thank You! ❤🧡💛💚💙💜
Yes, it's hard creating under pressure, you don't mention whether there's a deadline schedule but it sounds like you need a brain reframe! You got this!!! xx
Hi, CM Ralph, I love and collect children's books, so much of the illustration is really beautiful. I will be ordering Willow Mouse, as it seems like a wonderful story graced by your artwork. Please push on with your present project! I wish you every success with it, and I hope it will be published soon. Be well. 🙏💕
This came at just the right time..my art has been getting very tight. I'm a portrait artist first and foremost and my style is very neat and precise. When I'm in between portrait commissions I like to paint something much more loose and free and I've been having a blast painting a pair of hands in a much looser style. Thanks for the reminder that it's good to stay loose in our art!
You are so inspiring and uplifting. Thank you. I live in a mountain valley in Montana USA and the skies are full of smoke from wildfire. It's like a dome from a sci fi film. It's very confining and pressing down on you. Listening to you about loosening up and being free brings me peace. Thank you again for your insight. Much love.
These kind of videos are never enough, you've read my mind, Wendy, I've recently watched your old video about art warm ups, so it's very convenient to have here another of those 🎨🧡👌🏻😊 thank you for making these videos, I very appreciative it, there's so much effort - filming, editing...etc. I keep you in my mind, Wendy! 🙏🧡😌
Thank you for this video. I need to remember that I'm important enough to take the time to do exercises (be it physical or artistic). Like so many women I put myself last. It takes energy to overcome that feeling.
This was very helpful! I sometimes get stuck in that awkward place between "fear of failure" and "fear of success." And then I have to force myself to remember that fear is just (false) (evidence) (appearing) (real). It might be an introvert thing, but I am working on being my powerful self. Thanks for helping, Wendy!
yes!!! I prefer nature all the way although in balance, tech stuff is great, like making videos for TH-cam but there is just too much tech AI robots ect.... totally hear you with the zombifying... everyone glued to their phones in conversations ect...
What a wonderful video, thank you. A reminder that being kind and non-judgemental to yourself is incredibly important. It's funny how the universe guides us to reminders like this one when we're feeling a little bit flat and off our game! Thanks again :)
Oh dear! I haven't even known that You created this video and have been watching some others, while being in the point of rigidness and stress. And just seeing and listening to You helped. You're a beautiful human container for curiosity, joy and freedom.
It did make me smile when you said you put notes on black boards or even write on the wall, before we decorated I used to do this all the time, it drove my hubby mad 😡, house is now sorted but there are a couple of places we haven’t got to which still have notes and the messages do prompt strong memories now and then 🤣
I have that issue with work at times too where sometimes I'm not in the mood. Yes, inspiration is important. Not to mean we copy but take influence from others work.
Wendy!!! You are full of magic! Great video....I'm fascinated by 'looseness' and art that looks 'unfinished'. Thanks for helping me on my art journey. So delighted I've found your channel.
I have purchased many of the supplies you have mentioned, I love how you combine multiple mediums in your painting, as someone without formal training I love how you combine all the different mediums I have learned a lot from you! I can’t be the only one ordering all your favorite supplies they should give you free supplies! Thanks a bunch for everything you share! I love artists
I just wanted to say… I adore you. Thank you for sharing your bright cheery and sweet voice with us. You brighten my day. ✨☀️🙌🏻🥰 take care… and big hugs. -Laura
This Video is an absolute gem. The struggle is real, I just gotta loosen up. Thank you for doing what you do and being who you are, I often watch your videos for inspiration ❤
Love that you intertwined life/painting advice... Because if you're a creative we really can't seperate the two. Just found your channel and am binge watching! ❤️
Oh wow Wendy... I totally related to and appreciated this video so much! Thank you, thank you! 95% of what you shared about your processes for loosening up are things that I've done for myself for years, however for the past couple of months I have failed to do any of these! ☹ Unlike you I don't make lists or define what it is that I do to get my mojo running. Hearing you define all of these things that are so important to keep the flow was exactly what I needed today! And thank you for some new-to-me loosening up exercises! Watching this video, and having you spell out and remind me of how important warm-up exercises are, was exactly the tonic my soul needed today!💫 I can't tell you how much this has giving me the impetus to snap out of it and go into my art space and do one, two, maybe three of these different warm-ups that you have suggested! A huge thank you for sharing all of this with all of us! 🥰 You are much appreciated and loved Wonderful Wendy! 💚Sending a huge Mahalo and plenty of Aloha across the many miles!🥰💞💫🌈🌺🙋♀️
I’m so excited to have found your channel and still catching up on the many videos you’ve made. One thing I always notice is your beautiful “artist outfits”!
Hi Wendy. Iv just got back home after a few days holiday in Glastonbury. 💫🧙♀️🌈🧚♀️💗Passed by your studio and I gave you a wave 👋. After a rest and refilling my cup with positive energies I am starting to feel inspired after watching your video. 💕🎨🖌I have a small shed in my garden under a really old Hornbeam tree 🌳. I have moved my art journaling things to my shed but felt that I have hit a brick wall. I haven't created in my shed yet 😟. I have lots of ideas and I have even made my own Art Journal, just need to get started. So thank you so much for sharing your video 🙏. Lots of advice and tips to get me started 😊 . Have a lovely creative week Wendy and everyone ✍🎨🖌⚘🪴💫
So much wonderfully valuable tips on unwinding and settling in, as I’ve gotten older my senses seem to be turned up, I need softer clothing, coziness, candles, and feel the need to create the ambience before I can create..which I’ve been away from for far too long. Seeing things for the first time in the second chapter of life is a wonderful experience each time ✨🤍✨
Awesome video with so many ideas. Ive just made a small tray with a lid and put together a small sketch pad and a few pens. Its living under my bed and at night i have 20 mins of just writing things down or doing some sketching. jotting down worries or writing out a quote that inspires me. So if ive had a busy day at work i still get to make some art and clear my mind. Thanks
I found this very useful, especially the part about warm ups. A large wall or similar isn’t practical in my small home; however, I had a lightbulb moment. My daughter left behind some window markers and I have patio doors. They are the perfect space for a warm up and can be wiped clean afterwards, so I don’t use up precious paper and get clean windows at the same time. Another idea would be wallpaper lining paper taped to said patio doors. I’m off to dust off those markers.
Drawing with a stick and other items is quite interesting. I’ve drawn with ink using small scraps of rusty metal. The ink I brush on the metal and then draw in little scratches on finger paint paper. That paper holds the ink on the surface for a minute, allowing me to draw lines and textures. Both by scratching, stamping and dragging the metal across the paper. The roughness of the rust gives surprisingly interesting patterns.
Wendy, I've been without my painting tools, except for watercolor for about6 weeks because of moving from one place to another. You've inspired me to keep on keeping on with the pencils and sketchbook sans acrylic. I used some posca pens but have not used them much to create. One thing I tried was to use my watercolors directly from the tubes to paint with. that really helped. thank you for your many ideas for inspiration and motivation. love your style and energy.
Thank you ..one of the most inspirating videos..I am moving to a new space after 40 years ..so it's new everything ..throwing out the old ..starting new ..it is scary but exciting..thank you for being a friend over long distance ..spring is calling here in South Africa 🇿🇦
You really hit the nail on the head for me when you said “I try not to get caught up in the scroll scroll comparison on Instagram“. I find myself doing that way too much. And I do it on TH-cam as well. There are many inspirational artists on Instagram and TH-cam, but I have found myself doing that comparison thing too often which is not good for my art process. Thank you for that reminder. I need to draw inspiration from other places that are more inspired by nature and what’s inside me. As always, thank you so much for sharing. You always brighten my day.
@Megan Burbick, I started Art in June of 2022, now I’m at a place where I can draw a recognisable face. The way I did this and keep loose is like you said , I don’t compare as I’m a unique individual let “ art “ flow through me. I draw with my eyes close, draw with my left foot, left hand anything in keeping it unique and totally me. Pinterest and TH-cam my go to for inspiration.
Wendy, this is by far the best advice I’ve had in loosening up. I’m usually tense when I put my first few layers on a painting. So many useful suggestions. Thank you so much! 💖
Thank you Wendy darling 😘 I feel like I have just come away with a precious gift from you that I will always use and treasure thanks for sharing your beautiful awsome spirit. Your studio is very beautiful 🥰💜😘
One of my absolute favorite videos of yours. I have a tendency to be really tight with my work and it can be frustrating when you're developing skills, learning a new medium, and/or don't have the technical ability. I've asked people in the past how to loosen up, but they couldn't really explain it. You actually gave practical techniques to try out and I look forward to incorporating some of these into my own warm-ups. Thank you for this because I think loosening up your art is one of those things that's just not easy (for most people) to explain. 🥰 I will definitely be revisiting this video from time to time.
Good reminders to loosen up, enjoy what you're doing, and be relaxed. I enjoyed taking the time to do a short art session in my daily journal while listening 💕 🎨🖌️☕🌹
Thanks Wendy. I was really needing a "pep talk" today. Have health challenges so I don't do as much art as I would like. Keep the positivity coming! Roz in Northern California
When dealing with health challenges, remember you can sometimes do art in your mind, even when your body or energy isn't cooperating. Wishing you healing and strength.
I’m so glad I found your channel today ❤your so calm I love your teaching I like Art it helps you express yourself and being loose, calms helps mind and body.
Wonderful video! I just did a 5 day "Breadcrumbs" challenge course by Nicholas Wilton where the whole focus was getting us back into our art, so this is very timely. I love your tips and tricks. Also, I absolutely LOVE the painting against the wall next to where your paint tubes are hung. I see so much in there, if you were thinking it wasnn't finished, it looks perfectly beautiful just the way it is. 😍😍😍 I know I'm a week behind in videos, but that's how ut goes, ha ha!! See you in the next one!
Thank you so much for this video Wendy. It was exactly what I needed and I will be watching it again soon. I am looking forward to part two! Sending hugs to you both x
Wendy, this was wonderful!! I love when you share your wisdom. These chats are truly inspirational and I love seeing all the many sides of your creativity.
Art is magical. I live in Istanbul, another, far away part of the world, and i love you, your art and the way you think, the way you list 🙃. I feel i am not alone
You are definitely not alone, xxx thank you for liking my lists!!!
Love all these ideas! I have a few additional favs:
From life drawing class - make 1, 2,5,& 10 minute sketches, but as life drawing models aren't always available, I draw my supplies, or sketch little still lifes, changing my viewing angle with each sketch.
From a very young artist who I once babysat - take a stack of copy paper and an ordinary writing pencil and draw as many things as fast as you can, drawing whatever you see or imagine. Then pick out your favourites and draw those again, this time spending as much time as you like.
I also, to avoid that procrastination thing, often sketch or doodle ideas mid-yoga, or while sipping my tea. No pressure to produce the "great work" if I'm just taking a minute out to sketch an idea, or try a different viewpoint of a subject. These "mindless" sketches often seem to channel an inner muse, and have led to some of my favourite pieces.
Whatever way we find that works, we all need to permit ourselves that childlike abandon to play.
Off to find a stack of copy paper and the stub of a pencil! And I hope the light and love of each of your muses shines upon you, dances in your peripheral vision, and whispers gentle encouragement in your ear.
Thank you again, Wendy, for sharing from your saucer. There is art in your words, as well as in your hands and heart.❤️
Thank you for sharing more idea’s 👏🌹
This is SOOO inspiring. I want to watch it MANY times. I can’t thank you enough ♥️
I Loved making this video so I'm so happy you enjoyed it!! xxxxxxx
You inspire me so much. I’ve never taken an art class, but I’ve had a love affair with creating my entire life. My creativity gets buried in the stress of life. However I always return. I’m turning 53 this year and I’m making space for my creativity and growing as a creator, it’s my time. You are a light that I’m so grateful for! I just adore you and I love what you create. Your brilliant and magical 💕
Very helpful Wendy - loads of top tips. Thank you 🙏. I found that often, after fully preparing my space, I struggle with a deep reluctance to start. Then I discovered the Mel Robbins countdown which interrupts the overthinking brain - “5, 4, 3, 2, 1, GO” - and helps me get going right at that crucial moment. I’m fine once I get started 😛. Have a great week 💕
You must be the Fairy Queen of Art Muses! I am always inspired by you.
What a wonderful share! Thank You. I am a pen & ink illustrator currently working on a large book (50 illustrations) and have stalled to a complete stop. It's like trying to walk through quicksand just getting into my studio - and my studios are both in my home! LOL This video really reminded me of so many different ways I can change up my work approach and re-vitalize my mood. Thank You! ❤🧡💛💚💙💜
Yes, it's hard creating under pressure, you don't mention whether there's a deadline schedule but it sounds like you need a brain reframe! You got this!!! xx
Hi, CM Ralph,
I love and collect children's books, so much of the illustration is really beautiful. I will be ordering Willow Mouse, as it seems like a wonderful story graced by your artwork. Please push on with your present project! I wish you every success with it, and I hope it will be published soon. Be well. 🙏💕
This is really what it is ALL About! I loved this video, is is SO VERY helpful! Lots of Love, Kassandra.
This came at just the right time..my art has been getting very tight. I'm a portrait artist first and foremost and my style is very neat and precise. When I'm in between portrait commissions I like to paint something much more loose and free and I've been having a blast painting a pair of hands in a much looser style. Thanks for the reminder that it's good to stay loose in our art!
You are so inspiring and uplifting. Thank you. I live in a mountain valley in Montana USA and the skies are full of smoke from wildfire. It's like a dome from
a sci fi film. It's very confining and pressing down on you. Listening to you about loosening up and being free brings me peace. Thank you again for your insight. Much love.
These kind of videos are never enough, you've read my mind, Wendy, I've recently watched your old video about art warm ups, so it's very convenient to have here another of those 🎨🧡👌🏻😊 thank you for making these videos, I very appreciative it, there's so much effort - filming, editing...etc. I keep you in my mind, Wendy! 🙏🧡😌
Thank you for this video. I need to remember that I'm important enough to take the time to do exercises (be it physical or artistic). Like so many women I put myself last. It takes energy to overcome that feeling.
This was very helpful! I sometimes get stuck in that awkward place between "fear of failure" and "fear of success." And then I have to force myself to remember that fear is just (false) (evidence) (appearing) (real). It might be an introvert thing, but I am working on being my powerful self. Thanks for helping, Wendy!
Loosing up is the diffrence betwin robots and humans, too much music nowadays are made by robots and its deppressing for humans and zombifying.
yes!!! I prefer nature all the way although in balance, tech stuff is great, like making videos for TH-cam but there is just too much tech AI robots ect.... totally hear you with the zombifying... everyone glued to their phones in conversations ect...
Very nice comment
What a wonderful video, thank you. A reminder that being kind and non-judgemental to yourself is incredibly important. It's funny how the universe guides us to reminders like this one when we're feeling a little bit flat and off our game! Thanks again :)
Oh dear! I haven't even known that You created this video and have been watching some others, while being in the point of rigidness and stress. And just seeing and listening to You helped. You're a beautiful human container for curiosity, joy and freedom.
I woke up feeling pretty meh today. But you’ve inspired me - thank you! Now excuse me while I go dance and spin for a while. 💃💕👩🎨
wahooooooooo!! don't get too dizzy !!
the new arrangement of space looks so much better.
It did make me smile when you said you put notes on black boards or even write on the wall, before we decorated I used to do this all the time, it drove my hubby mad 😡, house is now sorted but there are a couple of places we haven’t got to which still have notes and the messages do prompt strong memories now and then 🤣
Hi I love your softness in your voice and your honesty too I look forward to watching you daily 😊❤
I have that issue with work at times too where sometimes I'm not in the mood. Yes, inspiration is important. Not to mean we copy but take influence from others work.
Wendy!!! You are full of magic! Great video....I'm fascinated by 'looseness' and art that looks 'unfinished'. Thanks for helping me on my art journey. So delighted I've found your channel.
I have purchased many of the supplies you have mentioned, I love how you combine multiple mediums in your painting, as someone without formal training I love how you combine all the different mediums I have learned a lot from you! I can’t be the only one ordering all your favorite supplies they should give you free supplies! Thanks a bunch for everything you share! I love artists
I just wanted to say… I adore you. Thank you for sharing your bright cheery and sweet voice with us. You brighten my day. ✨☀️🙌🏻🥰 take care… and big hugs. -Laura
This Video is an absolute gem. The struggle is real, I just gotta loosen up.
Thank you for doing what you do and being who you are, I often watch your videos for inspiration ❤
An affirming video. And just letting go and approach like a child would pretty soon the painting starts to talk to me ❤️
Love that you intertwined life/painting advice... Because if you're a creative we really can't seperate the two. Just found your channel and am binge watching! ❤️
Oh wow Wendy... I totally related to and appreciated this video so much! Thank you, thank you! 95% of what you shared about your processes for loosening up are things that I've done for myself for years, however for the past couple of months I have failed to do any of these! ☹ Unlike you I don't make lists or define what it is that I do to get my mojo running. Hearing you define all of these things that are so important to keep the flow was exactly what I needed today! And thank you for some new-to-me loosening up exercises! Watching this video, and having you spell out and remind me of how important warm-up exercises are, was exactly the tonic my soul needed today!💫 I can't tell you how much this has giving me the impetus to snap out of it and go into my art space and do one, two, maybe three of these different warm-ups that you have suggested! A huge thank you for sharing all of this with all of us! 🥰 You are much appreciated and loved Wonderful Wendy! 💚Sending a huge Mahalo and plenty of Aloha across the many miles!🥰💞💫🌈🌺🙋♀️
11:59 I really like the 12"^2 blue themed floral to the left of the red floral.
I’m so excited to have found your channel and still catching up on the many videos you’ve made. One thing I always notice is your beautiful “artist outfits”!
Hi Wendy. Iv just got back home after a few days holiday in Glastonbury. 💫🧙♀️🌈🧚♀️💗Passed by your studio and I gave you a wave 👋. After a rest and refilling my cup with positive energies I am starting to feel inspired after watching your video. 💕🎨🖌I have a small shed in my garden under a really old Hornbeam tree 🌳. I have moved my art journaling things to my shed but felt that I have hit a brick wall. I haven't created in my shed yet 😟. I have lots of ideas and I have even made my own Art Journal, just need to get started. So thank you so much for sharing your video 🙏. Lots of advice and tips to get me started 😊 . Have a lovely creative week Wendy and everyone ✍🎨🖌⚘🪴💫
awww!!!! best of luck starting your little shed sounds perfect!! xxxx I hope to have one one day soon!!!!
Thank you, Wendy. This was a video like a TSUNAMI with good advices!
So much wonderfully valuable tips on unwinding and settling in, as I’ve gotten older my senses seem to be turned up, I need softer clothing, coziness, candles, and feel the need to create the ambience before I can create..which I’ve been away from for far too long. Seeing things for the first time in the second chapter of life is a wonderful experience each time ✨🤍✨
Love the early portrait. Your early work was awesome
Awesome video with so many ideas. Ive just made a small tray with a lid and put together a small sketch pad and a few pens. Its living under my bed and at night i have 20 mins of just writing things down or doing some sketching. jotting down worries or writing out a quote that inspires me. So if ive had a busy day at work i still get to make some art and clear my mind. Thanks
I found this very useful, especially the part about warm ups. A large wall or similar isn’t practical in my small home; however, I had a lightbulb moment. My daughter left behind some window markers and I have patio doors. They are the perfect space for a warm up and can be wiped clean afterwards, so I don’t use up precious paper and get clean windows at the same time. Another idea would be wallpaper lining paper taped to said patio doors. I’m off to dust off those markers.
Drawing with a stick and other items is quite interesting. I’ve drawn with ink using small scraps of rusty metal. The ink I brush on the metal and then draw in little scratches on finger paint paper. That paper holds the ink on the surface for a minute, allowing me to draw lines and textures. Both by scratching, stamping and dragging the metal across the paper. The roughness of the rust gives surprisingly interesting patterns.
Wendy, I've been without my painting tools, except for watercolor for about6 weeks because of moving from one place to another. You've inspired me to keep on keeping on with the pencils and sketchbook sans acrylic. I used some posca pens but have not used them much to create. One thing I tried was to use my watercolors directly from the tubes to paint with. that really helped. thank you for your many ideas for inspiration and motivation. love your style and energy.
Thank you ..one of the most inspirating videos..I am moving to a new space after 40 years ..so it's new everything ..throwing out the old ..starting new ..it is scary but exciting..thank you for being a friend over long distance ..spring is calling here in South Africa 🇿🇦
I am a lefty too. So, I like how you've set up your space.
I love this so much, makes me want to loosen up and just create from pure joy again as I did as a child. Thank you so much for sharing this!
Hi I hear what you are saying yes joy and love I like that very much I will keep watching thank you 😊❤
You really hit the nail on the head for me when you said “I try not to get caught up in the scroll scroll comparison on Instagram“. I find myself doing that way too much. And I do it on TH-cam as well. There are many inspirational artists on Instagram and TH-cam, but I have found myself doing that comparison thing too often which is not good for my art process. Thank you for that reminder. I need to draw inspiration from other places that are more inspired by nature and what’s inside me. As always, thank you so much for sharing. You always brighten my day.
@Megan Burbick, I started Art in June of 2022, now I’m at a place where I can draw a recognisable face. The way I did this and keep loose is like you said , I don’t compare as I’m a unique individual let “ art “ flow through me. I draw with my eyes close, draw with my left foot, left hand anything in keeping it unique and totally me. Pinterest and TH-cam my go to for inspiration.
Wendy, this is by far the best advice I’ve had in loosening up. I’m usually tense when I put my first few layers on a painting. So many useful suggestions. Thank you so much! 💖
Glad it was helpful flower xx happy loose painting ✨✨🫶🏼😙♥️
You're absolutely adorable!!! So is your artwork!!!❤😊
Thank you Wendy darling 😘 I feel like I have just come away with a precious gift from you that I will always use and treasure thanks for sharing your beautiful awsome spirit. Your studio is very beautiful 🥰💜😘
Thank you for sharing your experience as an artist.
Omg you had me laughing at some of your revelations and advise - and I was at the same time saying to myself - and it's 109% right
One of my absolute favorite videos of yours. I have a tendency to be really tight with my work and it can be frustrating when you're developing skills, learning a new medium, and/or don't have the technical ability. I've asked people in the past how to loosen up, but they couldn't really explain it. You actually gave practical techniques to try out and I look forward to incorporating some of these into my own warm-ups. Thank you for this because I think loosening up your art is one of those things that's just not easy (for most people) to explain. 🥰 I will definitely be revisiting this video from time to time.
I sing to get all of the tense out and I like to look through my ideas as well.
HellO therE WendY😄 Your ReallY such a beautiful fairy 🧚🏻♀️ yourself and Your a greaT teacher 💕💗💖😊
Good reminders to loosen up, enjoy what you're doing, and be relaxed. I enjoyed taking the time to do a short art session in my daily journal while listening 💕 🎨🖌️☕🌹
awww lovely Sandra, thank you for keeping me company whiile you created! xxx
Marc Chagall said he loved his bad drawings/I love that/Great down load good advice!
Very helpful and fun. Thank you.
😊I absolutely loved this video! I was inspired to make my own list! You were exactly correct how difficult it can be to get started! Thank you!
Thanks Wendy. I was really needing a "pep talk" today. Have health challenges so I don't do as much art as I would like. Keep the positivity coming! Roz in Northern California
When dealing with health challenges, remember you can sometimes do art in your mind, even when your body or energy isn't cooperating. Wishing you healing and strength.
@@suev4143 Good idea. Thanks so much for the good wishes. Roz
This was amazingly inspirational! Thank you soooo much! ❤
Thank you Wendy! this is a lovely video x
I just absolutely adore you and what you do! ❤
I so love your advice, and your videos are great to watch. They always brighten the day.
Always love your inspiration. Thank you Wendy
Thank you for sharing such a fantastic video!!
Great video. Thank you Wendy :)
I looove this video!
Thankyou 🌺🌴🌈🌸
Thank you for another video. They make me so happy!
You inspire me so much. Thank you for being you ❤
This was nice. Thanks Wendy xx
Love, love, loved this video 🤗❤️❤️🙏🙏🎨🎨
Thank you for sharing your insight to the process.
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Amazing video, thank you, this helps so much!!❤❤❤
I love this video! So energetic! So inspiring! Thank you!
Love Wyanne! Love your work and content!!
This video is brilliant Wendy! So inspiring and helpful for us. Thank you 😊
I’m so glad I found your channel today ❤your so calm I love your teaching I like Art it helps you express yourself and being loose, calms helps mind and body.
Really helpful and generous sharing! Thank you so much !!
This video is SO good, perfect reminders and great tips. Thank you so much.
Beautiful inspiration 🌷✨❤️✨
You've made a WONDERFUL video here - love it!! Thank you Wendy! x
Such a wonderful video and guide! Thank you so much🌷🌷🌷
I absolutely enjoy this video! Great sharing ❤
Thank you for being such an inspiration! You are a beautiful sole!!❤
Excellent video. Thank you so much for sharing with us.
Thanks for helping us get by the hardest part, starting.
Your hints are helpful and wonderful!Thank you! You always make me smile❤
Such a beautiful metaphor for life ♡♡
Wonderful video! I just did a 5 day "Breadcrumbs" challenge course by Nicholas Wilton where the whole focus was getting us back into our art, so this is very timely. I love your tips and tricks. Also, I absolutely LOVE the painting against the wall next to where your paint tubes are hung. I see so much in there, if you were thinking it wasnn't finished, it looks perfectly beautiful just the way it is. 😍😍😍 I know I'm a week behind in videos, but that's how ut goes, ha ha!! See you in the next one!
Oh Wendy, your advice and help is just so spot on Thankyou so so much
Excellent! Inspiring!
I absolutely adore all your videos, but this was fun to listen to a chat about art and learn something new from you !! 💗
Thank you so much for this video Wendy. It was exactly what I needed and I will be watching it again soon. I am looking forward to part two! Sending hugs to you both x
Wise words Wendy ,a great reminder ,can so relate to this thank you
Wow Wendy 🥰😍🤩thanks for today so mutch fun and inspiration.hugs and fairydust.se you next week.💖💖💖💖💖
I could definitely see this video as a book! Thank you for all the tips and reminders for all the exercises! Thank you for sharing your light!
Wendy, this was wonderful!! I love when you share your wisdom. These chats are truly inspirational and I love seeing all the many sides of your creativity.
Really helpful and inspiring content in this video! Reminds me to just play and let things flow. Thank you Wendy!
Great video Wendy. Excellent pointers. Thank you. Very helpful.
Inspiring lesson today. Your energy is infectious. I'll be watching this again to take notes. Thank you!!
This has been great! I know I will watch it and take some notes several times! This is helpful! Thank you for sharing!💕
Terrific ideas and inspiration. Thank you!🌺🌺☺️🪷🪸⭐️🌼🌠🎆👍
I loved this video so much, Wendy, thank you, it's a keeper!! X