Show Notes
Today, Richie and I chat about how small acts of kindness can transform your creative practice. The idea for this conversation came about when I finally decided to clean and refresh my watercolour palettes. Taking the time to do this got me thinking about other ways I could be kind to my creativity and how that kindness might have a ripple effect on my entire art practice.
If you’ve been hard on yourself lately, this episode might be just what you need!
Mentioned in this episode: 154. Old Art: Should You Keep, Transform, or Set Free? Creative Elements Challenge
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