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MOMENTUM GOES BOTH WAYS

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Untitled Mystery Figure No 2, 16”x 12”, pencil, acrylic and collage on wood © 2020 David Limrite


“It is better to paint a good, unfinished painting than finish a bad one. A painting must be done with a sense of purpose and feeling. A painting must not be false or unfelt.”

Edvard Munch, Artist


Momentum Goes Both Ways

I know that I talk a lot about momentum, but I am a big believer in the power of it.

All I know is that it works really well for me. The more often I paint, the better artist I am, my productivity increases and the better my paintings become.

And, my teaching is better, my writing is more thoughtful and my ideas are more intriguing.

The more I paint, the more I paint.

However, momentum goes both ways.

When I don’t paint for awhile, it actually gets easier to not paint at all.

Create often, build the positive kind of momentum and reap the rewards that come with it.

Best,

David


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