I'm delighted to bring you another episode of the Adventures in Arting Podcast!
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Today's episode covers a lot of ground. I titled it "Attitude" because I was trying to think how to capture all the disparate strands of our conversation and in the end I decided that they all boiled down to attitude. Much like yesterday's blog post – which we discuss on today's podcast and I share some reader comments — attitude is one of the determining factors to contentment with what you create and even who you are.
Here are two links to things we discussed:
Mary Delany — I am planning to do a full blog post about her, but here's one photo of her work in the meantime:
My new "just for fun" instagram account: whatjulieate:
There have been some really fantastic listener comments lately, so next podcast (two weeks from now) we are going to do a show based on all of those awesome ideas and questions! If you want to add your thoughts, we'd love to include them in our conversation, so leave us a comment!
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What a timely post. I am leaving for London England in a couple of days and have an appointment in the archives at the British Museum to view the works of Mary Delaney!
What a timely post. I am leaving for London England in a couple of days and have an appointment in the archives at the British Museum to view the works of Mary Delaney!
What a timely post. I am leaving for London England in a couple of days and have an appointment in the archives at the British Museum to view the works of Mary Delaney!
What a timely post. I am leaving for London England in a couple of days and have an appointment in the archives at the British Museum to view the works of Mary Delaney!
What a timely post. I am leaving for London England in a couple of days and have an appointment in the archives at the British Museum to view the works of Mary Delaney!
What a timely post. I am leaving for London England in a couple of days and have an appointment in the archives at the British Museum to view the works of Mary Delaney!
I’m trying to encourage my daughter to still occasionally play around with drawing or painting, etc. She’s 12 and thinks she stinks at art. I told her your story of how you used to think that and now you’re a professional artist. I showed her your blog and your art. The other night I got her to hang out and do some doodling with me. Art is too fun to give up on!
I’m trying to encourage my daughter to still occasionally play around with drawing or painting, etc. She’s 12 and thinks she stinks at art. I told her your story of how you used to think that and now you’re a professional artist. I showed her your blog and your art. The other night I got her to hang out and do some doodling with me. Art is too fun to give up on!
I’m trying to encourage my daughter to still occasionally play around with drawing or painting, etc. She’s 12 and thinks she stinks at art. I told her your story of how you used to think that and now you’re a professional artist. I showed her your blog and your art. The other night I got her to hang out and do some doodling with me. Art is too fun to give up on!
I’m trying to encourage my daughter to still occasionally play around with drawing or painting, etc. She’s 12 and thinks she stinks at art. I told her your story of how you used to think that and now you’re a professional artist. I showed her your blog and your art. The other night I got her to hang out and do some doodling with me. Art is too fun to give up on!
I’m trying to encourage my daughter to still occasionally play around with drawing or painting, etc. She’s 12 and thinks she stinks at art. I told her your story of how you used to think that and now you’re a professional artist. I showed her your blog and your art. The other night I got her to hang out and do some doodling with me. Art is too fun to give up on!
I’m trying to encourage my daughter to still occasionally play around with drawing or painting, etc. She’s 12 and thinks she stinks at art. I told her your story of how you used to think that and now you’re a professional artist. I showed her your blog and your art. The other night I got her to hang out and do some doodling with me. Art is too fun to give up on!
Again thank you for your encouraging words. I love listening to
you and your mother chat about your blog, your art and your views.
My daughter and I are very close, she is busy creating with WORDS
when she isn’t teaching Spanish to high school students. I am an
an art journaler and mixed media person (still trying to believe
I am an artist). I believe my daughter and I will use “The
Brick of Hate” now in our lives…..we need it often. THANKS
Again thank you for your encouraging words. I love listening to
you and your mother chat about your blog, your art and your views.
My daughter and I are very close, she is busy creating with WORDS
when she isn’t teaching Spanish to high school students. I am an
an art journaler and mixed media person (still trying to believe
I am an artist). I believe my daughter and I will use “The
Brick of Hate” now in our lives…..we need it often. THANKS
Again thank you for your encouraging words. I love listening to
you and your mother chat about your blog, your art and your views.
My daughter and I are very close, she is busy creating with WORDS
when she isn’t teaching Spanish to high school students. I am an
an art journaler and mixed media person (still trying to believe
I am an artist). I believe my daughter and I will use “The
Brick of Hate” now in our lives…..we need it often. THANKS
Again thank you for your encouraging words. I love listening to
you and your mother chat about your blog, your art and your views.
My daughter and I are very close, she is busy creating with WORDS
when she isn’t teaching Spanish to high school students. I am an
an art journaler and mixed media person (still trying to believe
I am an artist). I believe my daughter and I will use “The
Brick of Hate” now in our lives…..we need it often. THANKS
Again thank you for your encouraging words. I love listening to
you and your mother chat about your blog, your art and your views.
My daughter and I are very close, she is busy creating with WORDS
when she isn’t teaching Spanish to high school students. I am an
an art journaler and mixed media person (still trying to believe
I am an artist). I believe my daughter and I will use “The
Brick of Hate” now in our lives…..we need it often. THANKS
Again thank you for your encouraging words. I love listening to
you and your mother chat about your blog, your art and your views.
My daughter and I are very close, she is busy creating with WORDS
when she isn’t teaching Spanish to high school students. I am an
an art journaler and mixed media person (still trying to believe
I am an artist). I believe my daughter and I will use “The
Brick of Hate” now in our lives…..we need it often. THANKS
You had this retired librarian at the get-go by talking about your local library. And I’m so looking forward to your Mary Delany post, because I discovered her when looking for collage books at my public library and found Molly Peacock’s biography, The Paper Garden: Mrs. Delany Begins Her Life’s Work at 72. Found a lot of inspiration there as I try to get artsy in my retirement. Whenever I have a question about a technique or supply, I think “What does Julie say?” and head right for the search box on your blog!
You had this retired librarian at the get-go by talking about your local library. And I’m so looking forward to your Mary Delany post, because I discovered her when looking for collage books at my public library and found Molly Peacock’s biography, The Paper Garden: Mrs. Delany Begins Her Life’s Work at 72. Found a lot of inspiration there as I try to get artsy in my retirement. Whenever I have a question about a technique or supply, I think “What does Julie say?” and head right for the search box on your blog!
You had this retired librarian at the get-go by talking about your local library. And I’m so looking forward to your Mary Delany post, because I discovered her when looking for collage books at my public library and found Molly Peacock’s biography, The Paper Garden: Mrs. Delany Begins Her Life’s Work at 72. Found a lot of inspiration there as I try to get artsy in my retirement. Whenever I have a question about a technique or supply, I think “What does Julie say?” and head right for the search box on your blog!
You had this retired librarian at the get-go by talking about your local library. And I’m so looking forward to your Mary Delany post, because I discovered her when looking for collage books at my public library and found Molly Peacock’s biography, The Paper Garden: Mrs. Delany Begins Her Life’s Work at 72. Found a lot of inspiration there as I try to get artsy in my retirement. Whenever I have a question about a technique or supply, I think “What does Julie say?” and head right for the search box on your blog!
You had this retired librarian at the get-go by talking about your local library. And I’m so looking forward to your Mary Delany post, because I discovered her when looking for collage books at my public library and found Molly Peacock’s biography, The Paper Garden: Mrs. Delany Begins Her Life’s Work at 72. Found a lot of inspiration there as I try to get artsy in my retirement. Whenever I have a question about a technique or supply, I think “What does Julie say?” and head right for the search box on your blog!
You had this retired librarian at the get-go by talking about your local library. And I’m so looking forward to your Mary Delany post, because I discovered her when looking for collage books at my public library and found Molly Peacock’s biography, The Paper Garden: Mrs. Delany Begins Her Life’s Work at 72. Found a lot of inspiration there as I try to get artsy in my retirement. Whenever I have a question about a technique or supply, I think “What does Julie say?” and head right for the search box on your blog!
It was GREAT listening to both of you while playing with colors and stuff, learning to relax and love what I’m doing. You’ve even made me love and cry.
Thanks a lot for all you are doing. I love your art and the way you are doing your inspiring work. It is a pity I’m living so far away but still I can learn so much from you by the internet.
It was GREAT listening to both of you while playing with colors and stuff, learning to relax and love what I’m doing. You’ve even made me love and cry.
Thanks a lot for all you are doing. I love your art and the way you are doing your inspiring work. It is a pity I’m living so far away but still I can learn so much from you by the internet.
It was GREAT listening to both of you while playing with colors and stuff, learning to relax and love what I’m doing. You’ve even made me love and cry.
Thanks a lot for all you are doing. I love your art and the way you are doing your inspiring work. It is a pity I’m living so far away but still I can learn so much from you by the internet.
It was GREAT listening to both of you while playing with colors and stuff, learning to relax and love what I’m doing. You’ve even made me love and cry.
Thanks a lot for all you are doing. I love your art and the way you are doing your inspiring work. It is a pity I’m living so far away but still I can learn so much from you by the internet.
It was GREAT listening to both of you while playing with colors and stuff, learning to relax and love what I’m doing. You’ve even made me love and cry.
Thanks a lot for all you are doing. I love your art and the way you are doing your inspiring work. It is a pity I’m living so far away but still I can learn so much from you by the internet.
It was GREAT listening to both of you while playing with colors and stuff, learning to relax and love what I’m doing. You’ve even made me love and cry.
Thanks a lot for all you are doing. I love your art and the way you are doing your inspiring work. It is a pity I’m living so far away but still I can learn so much from you by the internet.
hello Julie..im australian..living in Paris..and i just listened to you and your mum while giving myself a pedicure! loved it..such a wonderful informative discussion. I can’t wait now to go back to all the other recordings. I actually discovered you from Youtube when i did a search on brother scan n cut 2 ..so it was Youtube that got me hooked on you.Thanks for sharing…its appreciated out here in the virtual world!
hello Julie..im australian..living in Paris..and i just listened to you and your mum while giving myself a pedicure! loved it..such a wonderful informative discussion. I can’t wait now to go back to all the other recordings. I actually discovered you from Youtube when i did a search on brother scan n cut 2 ..so it was Youtube that got me hooked on you.Thanks for sharing…its appreciated out here in the virtual world!
hello Julie..im australian..living in Paris..and i just listened to you and your mum while giving myself a pedicure! loved it..such a wonderful informative discussion. I can’t wait now to go back to all the other recordings. I actually discovered you from Youtube when i did a search on brother scan n cut 2 ..so it was Youtube that got me hooked on you.Thanks for sharing…its appreciated out here in the virtual world!
hello Julie..im australian..living in Paris..and i just listened to you and your mum while giving myself a pedicure! loved it..such a wonderful informative discussion. I can’t wait now to go back to all the other recordings. I actually discovered you from Youtube when i did a search on brother scan n cut 2 ..so it was Youtube that got me hooked on you.Thanks for sharing…its appreciated out here in the virtual world!
hello Julie..im australian..living in Paris..and i just listened to you and your mum while giving myself a pedicure! loved it..such a wonderful informative discussion. I can’t wait now to go back to all the other recordings. I actually discovered you from Youtube when i did a search on brother scan n cut 2 ..so it was Youtube that got me hooked on you.Thanks for sharing…its appreciated out here in the virtual world!
hello Julie..im australian..living in Paris..and i just listened to you and your mum while giving myself a pedicure! loved it..such a wonderful informative discussion. I can’t wait now to go back to all the other recordings. I actually discovered you from Youtube when i did a search on brother scan n cut 2 ..so it was Youtube that got me hooked on you.Thanks for sharing…its appreciated out here in the virtual world!
Affirmation is the beginning of the road to success, and I’ll bet your Mom has been your driving force all along. Of course she doesn’t want you to grow up- as you continue to do- and maybe you should look at the sibling lineup as One has Won and “Too” is Also, for more laughs! You always want us to think of the possibilies, and that is so evident not only in the way you teach, by asking questions of us, but how you share your museum and other experiences, too. It’s great technique of a different kind. That’s why I keep coming back for more, ‘Oh Captain, My Captain.’ I respect your body of work.
Affirmation is the beginning of the road to success, and I’ll bet your Mom has been your driving force all along. Of course she doesn’t want you to grow up- as you continue to do- and maybe you should look at the sibling lineup as One has Won and “Too” is Also, for more laughs! You always want us to think of the possibilies, and that is so evident not only in the way you teach, by asking questions of us, but how you share your museum and other experiences, too. It’s great technique of a different kind. That’s why I keep coming back for more, ‘Oh Captain, My Captain.’ I respect your body of work.
Affirmation is the beginning of the road to success, and I’ll bet your Mom has been your driving force all along. Of course she doesn’t want you to grow up- as you continue to do- and maybe you should look at the sibling lineup as One has Won and “Too” is Also, for more laughs! You always want us to think of the possibilies, and that is so evident not only in the way you teach, by asking questions of us, but how you share your museum and other experiences, too. It’s great technique of a different kind. That’s why I keep coming back for more, ‘Oh Captain, My Captain.’ I respect your body of work.
Affirmation is the beginning of the road to success, and I’ll bet your Mom has been your driving force all along. Of course she doesn’t want you to grow up- as you continue to do- and maybe you should look at the sibling lineup as One has Won and “Too” is Also, for more laughs! You always want us to think of the possibilies, and that is so evident not only in the way you teach, by asking questions of us, but how you share your museum and other experiences, too. It’s great technique of a different kind. That’s why I keep coming back for more, ‘Oh Captain, My Captain.’ I respect your body of work.
Affirmation is the beginning of the road to success, and I’ll bet your Mom has been your driving force all along. Of course she doesn’t want you to grow up- as you continue to do- and maybe you should look at the sibling lineup as One has Won and “Too” is Also, for more laughs! You always want us to think of the possibilies, and that is so evident not only in the way you teach, by asking questions of us, but how you share your museum and other experiences, too. It’s great technique of a different kind. That’s why I keep coming back for more, ‘Oh Captain, My Captain.’ I respect your body of work.
Affirmation is the beginning of the road to success, and I’ll bet your Mom has been your driving force all along. Of course she doesn’t want you to grow up- as you continue to do- and maybe you should look at the sibling lineup as One has Won and “Too” is Also, for more laughs! You always want us to think of the possibilies, and that is so evident not only in the way you teach, by asking questions of us, but how you share your museum and other experiences, too. It’s great technique of a different kind. That’s why I keep coming back for more, ‘Oh Captain, My Captain.’ I respect your body of work.