Abstract Thinking: Create Your Best Art

How to feel bulletproof against other people's opinions.

Now, of course, I am human, and I do care about other people and their opinions, but this episode of "Abstract Thinking" is about getting to a place where my confidence isn't rattled by other people. It is liberating and of course wonderful. Give a listen to find out just what I mean and ideas for how to get there in your art as well.

In this episode of "Abstract Thinking" Liese talks about the importance of fear in the creative process. If you notice what you are afraid of, it can help you determine the direction of your art, and think about how you can continue to learn and grow.

In this episode of "Abstract Thinking" Liese gets back to the mic with the wrap up from her art show reception. Her abstract art was in a show with the Rochester Museum of Fine Art in Rochester, NH, and Liese gets back to sharing her journey from planning to the reception- with a little time off in between. liesegauthier.com

In this episode of "Abstract Thinking" Liese continues taking you on her journey while preparing for a show. She is just in the first stages of creating a series now that she has a color palette and has seen the venue.

In this episode of "Abstract Thinking", Liese covers the ways that she deals with waste paint and water. Learn how to responsibly clean up and keep plastic out of our water system. You will feel good about yourself!

In this episode of "Abstract Thinking", Liese provides tips for practicing automatic drawing to warm up and find your line.

In this episode of "Abstract Thinking", Liese gives you a quick tip on how to get a new perspective on your work to keep being creative and productive.

Some people around us want us to stay constant, safe and predictable- to do the things that we have already done before. However, if we want to continue to become better artists, we simple must change. In this episode of "Abstract Thinking", Liese thinks back on an old Billy Joel song, and examines how we must allow ourselves to change if we want to grow- and enjoy life.