“Where’s the rest of it?” This question popped into my head as I considered the word REST, Friday’s prompt for World Watercolor Month. I had expected to write about using […]
Written by Angela Fehr
Written by Angela Fehr
Confession: I’m feeling pretty frustrated with my art practice this summer. As much as I want to dreamily move through World Watercolor Month in a watercolor-induced euphoria, my painting practice […]
Written by Angela Fehr
There is an important skill an artist needs to develop that almost no one ever talks about. This is the skill that makes the difference between artists who persist and […]
Written by Angela Fehr
The blank page of a new painting can be terrifying, can’t it? That blank sheet of paper can have a contagious effect, and all my good intentions for my next […]
Written by Angela Fehr
I’m always excited about guest posting for World Watercolor Month. A worldwide celebration of watercolor? Yes, please! This year as I thought about celebrating watercolor, and brainstormed ideas for July’s […]
Written by Angela Fehr
What if all you had to do to get GREAT at watercolor was to USE IT? If it didn’t matter how you used it? If it didn’t matter whether your […]
Written by Angela Fehr
What does an artist need? MORE PAPER! That’s just a given! And yet, somehow, when we have a wealth of paper at our disposal, we hesitate to use it. The […]
Written by Angela Fehr
When I fell in love with watercolor, it was for life. I couldn’t help it! It was so beautiful, and for a long time, it seemed to like me too. […]
Written by Angela Fehr
When I took my first painting lesson in 1995, YouTube didn’t exist. If I wanted to learn watercolor, I needed to either learn by myself, find a book on painting […]
Written by Angela Fehr
What are your plans for the World Watercolor Month prompt list? Are you participating in the challenge to paint every day? It was a privilege for me to be asked […]
Written by Angela Fehr
I used to flee my paintings like I was running from a fire. Actually, I used to paint like I was fighting a fire; frantic, poking my brush at each […]
Written by Angela Fehr
What do you think of when you imagine abundance? If you’re anything like me, the first image is food-related. I start with “abundance” which leads to “plenty,” which leads to […]
Written by Angela Fehr