BREAK FREE From Creative Blocks with These PROVEN Strategies

[@isabellepoynter5193]

I took a completely different turn or steeped outside of my comfort zone from landscapes to art pouring! So many things to try!

[@sergiogomezart]

Amazing!! I bet you are loving it.

[@maletu]

I like your image of going back to the studio to "open" the "gifts" of the show: what a great way to frame any gallery or museum visit!

[@sergiogomezart]

Thanks!! Yea it feels that way. Thanks for watching. :)

[@deborahperlmanart]

Great suggestions, Sergio - another idea might be to take a walk in a park, forest, nature center and let Mother Earth inspire you!

[@sergiogomezart]

Yes!! That is a great idea too. :). Nature always inspires

[@Maddy_might]

Thank you, thank you, thank you! I needed this. I'm definitely blocked and have been for a while. I'm usually so focused on producing one good piece. You and another person I saw today referred to working in a series. I saw this for a reason. I need to work in series!

[@sergiogomezart]

You're welcome! It's great that you recognized a need to work in series! I think you'll find it really beneficial.

[@michaelplishka-zenstorming]

I love this episode, thanks for all the cool inspiration! I find there is so much inspiration in the kitchen. Yes, egg has been used in paint for thousands of years, but it's amazing what you can do with it when it is heated. And simple things like the film that sticks to the pot formed from freshly made oatmeal, or even the amazing geometric shapes from turning fruit inside out. In some ways it's even better that we are adults now, because even though my mother was an artist herself, I don't think she would have been too happy with me playing with my food in such a way as a kid 😂 but then I also think she would be impressed with some of the things I found❤

[@sergiogomezart]

Amazing!! Thanks for sharing. Yes!! Materials present an unlimited number of possibilities.

[@poojanitinvashistvashist6972]

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