The line of thought I followed in Trust the process, part II, also has led me to thinking about process, confidence and problem-solving as it relates to teaching. To be honest, as 2026 started, I was beginning to dread teaching. My fears were mimicking my painting blocks. Because I felt like I had forgotten how […]
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This may sound silly to some who know me, but I regularly forget how to paint. Silly, right? But it’s true. And it has to do with confidence. My confidence gets tested more often than I’d like to admit, but it does happen, especially when I run into a painting project that does not go
I recently was chatting with a person who had taken one of my beginner watercolor classes, and she told me that she’s always looking for barns now. We laughed about it, but I was sincerely pleased to hear her say that. Some of the landscape projects we had worked on in her class included barns.
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