by admin-eric | Nov 15, 2019 | Fine Arts America
Symbolic Visualization for Creatives by Marj Penley ** Exercise purpose Symbolic visualization benefits creative folks in numerous and powerful ways. For example, symbolic visualization enables us to become aware of the obvious and obscure aspects of ourselves and to...
by admin-eric | Nov 8, 2019 | Fine Arts America
Creative Alchemy by Pragati Chaudry ** Exercise purpose This exercise uses colors to alchemize gremlins by awakening a creative’s sensory, nonverbal intelligence. Breakthroughs in brain science are now confirming that the nonverbal portion of the brain plays a...
by admin-eric | Oct 31, 2019 | Fine Arts America
Peace Treaty: A Dialogue Between the Critical Voice and the Creative Voice By Beatriz Martinez Barrio Exercise Purpose To soften the power of the critical voice and to allow creative energy to express its needs and desires. Exercise Description When there is a...
by admin-eric | Oct 25, 2019 | Fine Arts America
The ABCDEFG Model by Niki Anandi Koulouri ** Exercise purpose This journaling exercise, based on Albert Ellis’s ABC model, can help creatives work through the process of ABCDEFG questioning and help them challenge themselves by disputing negative self-talk. Doing this...
by admin-eric | Oct 18, 2019 | Fine Arts America
Discomfort as Creative Fuel by Gina Edwards ** This exercise helps creatives distinguish between the discomforts that hold us back and those that nourish our growth and expansion. Knowing the difference allows us to use discomfort to regain momentum on stalled...
by admin-eric | Oct 11, 2019 | Fine Arts America
To make art, you need a certain discipline. And you need more than that. What else? Here are eight great quotes on discipline plus! “People think I am disciplined. It is not discipline. It is devotion. There is a great difference.”– Luciano Pavarotti...
