1. Take better photos - both for reference and of finished works. My first step was to buy a better camera, which arrived yesterday - thank you UPS for the speedy delivery. Next, learn to use it well.
2. Be more disciplined about studio time - no excuses accepted
3. Create more paintings that are either in a series or thematically cohesive
I'm thinking that reviewing these at the beginning of each month, instead of once a year, will have a positive impact on my ability to succeed.
Do you want to share your resolutions?
I resolve to help or assist artists that I know achieve their goals. You know the old saying... happy artist, happy life!
ReplyDeleteThank you Berkshire Guy! Your support and enthusiasm means the world to me. :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful Resolutions Susan!!I really like to pick a word or phrase that will inspire me throughout the year.This year I going with one that has special special meaning to me..a quote by Rumi.."Let what you love.be what you do".Big Hugs,Cat
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