In this episode of Tuesday Art Chat, Kerri Dixon discusses how to maintain an art practice amidst a busy life. She emphasizes the importance of mindset, suggesting that creativity can thrive in small moments rather than requiring long, uninterrupted sessions. Kerri shares practical ideas for quick art projects that can be completed in short time frames, encouraging artists to embrace these 'creative snacks' to stay connected to their practice. The episode concludes with a reminder that progress is more important than perfection, and that every small effort counts in nurturing one's artistic voice.

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Takeaways

• You're not alone if time feels tight.
• It's not about having more time, it's about how we see the time we have.
• Creativity doesn't have to be all or nothing.
• Quick art projects are like creative snacks.
• You need a moment, not a full studio day.
• Even 10 minutes counts.
• Your goal is progress, not perfection.
• Don't underestimate what you can create in small spaces of your day.
• You're building your skills and making space for you.
• Don't wait for permission to own that.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Art and Time Management

02:46 Mindset Shift: Embracing Small Creative Moments

06:07 Quick Art Projects: Creative Snacks for Busy Lives

11:52 Practical Art Exercises for Limited Time

18:12 Staying Consistent: Reducing Friction in Art Practice

21:34 Introduction to Wildlife Art and The Creative Barn